The Reddit forum where Canadians anonymously spill their biggest money woes – and brags
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PERSONAL FINANCE
Ask me anything
On Canada’s busiest online personal finance forum, people anonymously seek advice on their big money questions
MEERA RAMAN
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY THE GLOBE AND MAIL. SOURCES: CHAD HIPOLITO/THE GLOBE AND MAIL, FRED LUM/THE GLOBE AND MAIL, NICK IWANYSHYN/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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Reddit’s PersonalFinanceCanada community is one of the last places on the internet to find good money advice. At least, that’s what its devoted followers say.
Every week, the subreddit draws nearly a million visitors who a…
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