r/personalfinance

21.8M members
r/personalfinance is a subreddit with 21.8M members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and money talk, and the community frequently discusses struggling, budgeting, retirement, finance, and housing, and they frequently recommend/review budget app, budgeting app, and online banking.
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Popular Themes in r/personalfinance

#1
Advice Requests
: "Family wants to dissolve dad’s trust and transfer everything to mom. Am I overthinking this?"
53 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "Divorcing because of shopping addiction. How can i get my finances back right"
18 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Spouse has Terminal Cancer and Accounts in Their Own Name"
6 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "Is there a way to have myself removed from a loan?"
4 posts

Popular Topics in r/personalfinance

#1

Struggling

49 posts
#2

Budgeting

13 posts
#3

Retirement

12 posts
#4

Finance

12 posts
#5

Housing

9 posts
#6

Financially

8 posts
#7

Savings

8 posts
#8

Debt

8 posts
#9

Investing

7 posts
#10

Loan

6 posts

Products Discussed in r/personalfinance

Budget App

187 reviews
#1
YNAB
4.6 from 39 reviews
#2
Mint
3.7 from 20 reviews
#3
EveryDollar
4.2 from 13 reviews

Budgeting App

128 reviews
#1
YNAB
4.4 from 29 reviews
#2
You Need A Budget
4.8 from 15 reviews
#3
Monarch
4.1 from 8 reviews

Online Banking

105 reviews
#1
Ally
4.5 from 24 reviews
#2
Credit Union
4.1 from 8 reviews
#3
Charles Schwab
4.9 from 7 reviews

Flair Used in r/personalfinance

#1
Investing
: "Unsure what to do with inherited 401k when brother-in-law owns a retirement company and wants to manage our IRAs, but it reckless with money himself."
32 posts
#2
Other
: "Family wants to dissolve dad’s trust and transfer everything to mom. Am I overthinking this?"
24 posts
#3
Planning
: "How to get out of financial bubble making $180k/year"
21 posts
#4
Retirement
: "I'm wondering if I should stop investing in my 401k"
19 posts
#5
Debt
: "Discovered 529 vanguard"
13 posts
#6
Saving
: "Funding 529 account for different aged kids"
12 posts
#7
Housing
: "I have 5 months before I can’t afford my mortgage."
11 posts
#8
Budgeting
: "Divorcing because of shopping addiction. How can i get my finances back right"
8 posts
#9
Credit
: "Debit card hacked 3 times in last two weeks!"
7 posts
#10
Auto
: "Saving money vs vehicle safety"
6 posts

Member Growth in r/personalfinance

Yearly
+516k members(2.4%)

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Last updated: July 14, 2026