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πŸ“‘ r/personalfinance by r/personalfinance Β· Apr 4, 2026

My mother gained access to MY life insurance policy, managed to cash it out and announced she is splitting it amongst my siblings. What grounds do I have?

I want to start by saying this is real, not rage bait. When I was a baby, my grandmother took out a Prudential life insurance policy on me. There was never full clarity communicat…

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πŸ“‘ r/personalfinance by r/personalfinance Β· Apr 4, 2026

401k company match met, Emergency fund complete, Roth IRA maxed, now what?

In my 30's. I have been putting 12k per year into my 401k (+company match), max out my Roth IRA, have a healthy emergency fund to cover a year of expenses in a HYSA. I also have …

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πŸ“‘ r/personalfinance by r/personalfinance Β· Apr 3, 2026

Do Not Use Affirm unless they are your only option - they will always side with vendor

Warning, Affirm, Inc will set up payment plans but when the item is cancelled or returned, the vendor can say or charge whatever they want and Affirm will stick you with it. Doesn'…

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πŸ“‘ r/personalfinance by r/personalfinance Β· Apr 1, 2026

$90k Income, $95k in HYSA, Wife Recently Laid Off. Should we buy a house or keep saving

Income: $90k/year (me). Take-home: ~$4,800/mo. Assets Shared Savings: $62,000 Personal Savings: $20,000 (We each have $10K) Checking: $10,000 $5K in shared for bills and exp…

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