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Being an entrepreneur is hard, but it can be more difficult if a spouse is cautious about future projects. A husband recently told Reddit that he doesn't talk with his wife about business projects anymore because she said that "we know none of them work."

A 34-year-old husband and father of twin boys says he’s finally breaking free from a long-running financial pattern: buying new vehicles he couldn't afford. From 2014 to this year, he bought 11 cars, almost all with “absurd payments.” 

It's never too late to build up your nest egg and put yourself in a better position by the time you retire. A 38-year-old recently turned to Reddit for some advice about getting back on track with their finances.

A 34-year-old woman said she is reconsidering her engagement after discovering her fiancé, 41, spent $20,000 on race boat parts instead of saving for their $5,000 wedding. She posted on Reddit that they had agreed to postpone their October elopement until next year to keep finances stable, but she said…

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Have you perused subreddits like r/personalfinance, r/investing, or r/wallstreetbets? Reddit has become one of the most surprising places for financial education. Sometimes the advice of everyday investors rivals that of professionals. If you’re not paying attention, you may be missing out on knowledge that could shape your financial future. Here…

Most people dream of building a six-figure nest egg, but what happens when you've saved aggressively, invested well, and still feel like you might be doing something wrong? 

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