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The wild world of Reddit has no shortage of cautionary tales, but few are as brutally honest—or financially painful—as people confessing the credit mistakes that burned them the most. These are not the polished, sanitized stories you’d hear in a financial workshop. These are the raw, funny, chaotic, facepalm-worthy confessions…

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has sparked widespread backlash after declaring r/popular 'sucks' and confirming its removal. Thousands of Redditors reacted across the platform, sharing frustration, nostalgia and concern as Reddit shifts toward personalised feeds.

When people are buried in bills, desperate times can lead to desperate decisions. Reddit’s financial communities are full of advice—some helpful, some disastrous. Many users share unconventional debt strategies that sound clever in theory but can destroy credit, increase stress, or make recovery nearly impossible. While financial advisors agree creativity…

One thing after another, Microsoft is forced to respond time and time again to ongoing rumors that it's leaving the hardware space.

Two Redditors compete online to see who bought the cheapest GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card.

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."

Are you rich enough to retire or enjoy spending some of your money as you work toward long-term financial goals? Many people ask themselves that question, and high earners recently revealed some of the signs that you're rich enough to spend a little extra.

The more money you earn, the more choices you have, but it may never feel like enough if you keep comparing yourself to others. A Redditor recently had this concern, as she continues to stack herself against others when assessing if she and her husband are in a good financial…

Which could mean anything.