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Should you invest in the stock market or pay off debt? It depends on several factors, but one 25-year-old didn't want to guess. This individual turned to Reddit and asked if it makes more sense to pay off a student loan at 6% APR or start investing in their 401(k).

In a Reddit AMA, one man shared how embracing a persistent YOLO  — or you only live once — mentality helped him and his wife nearly triple their income in two years. The story, filled with calculated risks, personal finance lessons and candid insights, seemed to resonate with Redditors, netting…

Redditors have been sharing conspiracy theories that turned out to be as real as the moon landing or Bigfoot.

Redditors share some things they heard others say that made them seem out of touch with reality and not aware of how the world actually is.

Redditors have called out Melbourne-based, Atoir, for using AI-generated visuals to sell clothes on The Iconic.

Redditors have recently been listing old-timer things from when the internet was young, wild and free, and reminiscing about the things only "veterans" would know.

Lifestyle creep gets a bad rap in personal finance circles, but many middle-class Redditors say it’s not always a bad thing, especially when it’s intentional. A recent thread on r/MiddleClassFinance titled “What lifestyle creep are you all in on?” drew thousands of replies from people explaining which upgrades they now…

Investing in stocks isn't easy. You have to stay on top of multiple companies and predict how the future will unfold. While investors confidently hold on to stocks during bullish cycles, many of these same investors fold during bearish markets.

Investors regularly panic when the stock market endures a downturn and rush to sell their assets. It's a tale as old as time that demonstrates the rewards that come with patience, and these types of stories frequently end up on Reddit.