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tessawebb
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5mo ago
Found out my bank's savings account was earning 0.01% interest
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margaret_lane
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5mo ago
I finally asked my accountant about the 1099 vs W-2 debate after reading a Reddit thread
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max388
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5mo ago
People keep saying you need a 20% down payment for a house and it's just wrong
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taylor_barnes59
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5mo ago
TIL my budget spreadsheet was a total mess after a friend roasted it
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jade618
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5mo ago
My 'genius' crypto investment turned into a $500 lesson in not believing everything I read online
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wyatt_fox68
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6mo ago
Serious question, has anyone else seen a bank branch with a broken coin counter?
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briannguyen
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6mo ago
Just saw a stat about credit card interest that made me feel better about my debt
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luna_wells57
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6mo ago
I used to trust my bank's investment advice completely, but a bad call on a 'safe' bond fund in 2022 cost me over $2k.
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tyler822
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6mo ago
Ngl, that $300 I paid for a full financial check-up a while back was the best money I ever spent.
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seth_nguyen
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6mo ago
I was reading a review of a high-yield savings account and the math on fees shocked me
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seth_nguyen
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6mo ago
Just realized my bank was paying 0.01% interest while my credit union offers 4.5%
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perez.cole
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6mo ago
I used to track every single penny in a notebook, now I just check one app on Sundays
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tessawebb
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6mo ago
My friend in Denver swore by a 2% cash back card for everything
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brown.susan
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6mo ago
Just had a chat with my dad that made me question my whole approach to credit card points.
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uma_patel19
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6mo ago
Am I the only one who just read that a 1% fee difference can cost you over $100k in retirement?
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