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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.

All your subreddits are belong to us.

Redditors shared their "horrible" experiences with AI during job interviews in a telling thread.

Redditors are sharing stories of previously unapologetic MAGA supporters removing their Trump flags and merchandise as his approval rating plummets.

After diving deep into threads where people share their "still going strong after 20 years" stories, we've gathered 16 items that prove some things really are built to last.

Redditors opened up about the most unhinged things they’ve ever heard someone casually admit, and honestly, some of these should’ve stayed locked in the vault forever. But they didn’t, and now they live online for the rest of us to be horrified (and slightly entertained) by.

After diving deep into threads where people share their "still going strong after 20 years" stories, we've gathered 16 items that prove some things really are built to last.

PSN goes completely down, impacting games, purchases, and accounts. Redditors couldn't think of a better word that described the downtime.