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r/finance

1.9m members

Welcome to r/Finance! No Personal Finance, Homework, Personal blogs, or Career-related posts. All questions go in Monday Morning catch-all threads.

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r/6thForm

90.1k members

USE THE PINNED MEGATHREAD TO TALK ABOUT EXAMS A place for sixth formers to speak to others about work, A-levels, results, problems in education and general sixth form life, as well as university applications and UCAS.

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r/ApplyingToCollege

1.0m members

r/ApplyingToCollege is the premier forum for college admissions questions, advice, and discussions, from college essays and scholarships to SAT/ACT test prep, career guidance, and more.

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r/AskEconomics

1.2m members

A central repository for questions about economic theory, research, and policy. Please read the rules before posting, as we remove all comments which break the rules. Answers must be in-depth and comprehensive, or they will be removed. Posts should be in the form of a question.

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r/AusFinance

457k members

Australian Personal Finance: budgeting, saving, getting out of debt, investing, and saving for retirement. Please read the sidebar and observe sub rules when posting.

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r/college

1.4m members

The subreddit for discussion related to college and collegiate life.

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r/PersonalFinanceCanada

1.2m members

Welcome to r/PersonalFinanceCanada

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r/PersonalFinanceNZ

71.0k members

A place to discuss personal finance for New Zealanders. Discuss savings, investments, KiwiSaver, debt management, home loans, student loans, insurance, and anything else personal finance-related.

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r/BusinessHub

24.5k members

/r/BusinessHub * A central reference point for the business, economics and finance subreddits * gathers the best insightful reads from the Business, Economics and Finance subs which tend to be buried on your front page by self posts, image posts and short blog postings and in the absence of a good flair system on many subs its difficult to trawl through content to find longer insightful reads that you might miss

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r/QuebecFinance

21.8k members

Venez discuter de tout ce qui touche la finance personnelle de près ou de loin avec d'autres québécois!

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r/FinancialPlanning

665k members

Discuss and ask questions about personal finances, budgeting, income, retirement plans, insurance, investing, and frugality.

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r/mmt_economics

6.1k members

This is a place to post links and discuss topics relating to Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). Economics can be a fractious discipline. Remember to judge arguments on merit, and not opinion. Offer constructive criticism first (and perhaps 2nd/3rd/4th, etc). Just as important: if your argument contains opinions, expect criticisms. Enjoy! For a good getting started resource, you might consider starting here: https://activistmmt.org

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r/Banking

59.4k members

A place to discuss the in and outs of banking. Community, regional investment, commercial or consumer, come on in. Please review subreddit rules before posting.

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r/BusinessVideo

186 members

[/r/BusinessVideo](https://www.reddit.com/r/BusinessVideo) is a subreddit for video content about anything business related. Some topics that we'll try to focus on are marketing, economics, finance, investing and entrepreneurship. Direct links to major video sites are preferred (e.g. YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)

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r/biz

2.4k members

r/biz is the place for discussion of topics related to business, stocks, economics, financial markets, startups, commercial law, securities, currencies (including cryptocurrencies) and commodities.

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r/Money

95.6k members

I can't believe you like money too. We should hang out.

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r/AusProperty

28.8k members

This forum is for discussion on all things Australian property related. Markets, economics, finance, investing, auctions, renovating, repairing and housing affordability.

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r/EngineeringEconomics

82 members

This is a place for discussion revolving around money and engineering. Firm startups, moonlighters, established corporations, should feel free to discuss ideas about their design, their business, or both! Moderation will be fairly lenient in therms of topics so feel free to discuss anything even the slightest bit related to the sub.

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r/Chainge_Finance_

792 members

Discussion about Chainge Finance, its technology, products and services as well as its evolution in Web3, interaction with social media and possible implications for the wider economy and how we do business in general. Please note this is NOT a technical support channel and such posts will be deleted.

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r/canadianbusiness

2.5k members

A place for Canadian business news.

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r/Big4

55.2k members

Welcome to r/Big4, a place to discuss everything related to the Big 4 accounting firms: PwC, Deloitte, EY, & KPMG.

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r/BusinessRisk

112 members

Discussion, insights and news regarding business risks and how to manage them. Finance, strategic, cyber, operational, regulatory and technology.

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r/businessschool

28.4k members

For discussion related to business school and business school case studies

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r/FinanceAndChitChat

133 members

Daily conversation about investing, business, politics and shenanigans

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r/Business_WorldNews

93 members

Provides you with the best of your business section. From tips for running a startup, small business, to pitfalls to avoid, /r/BusinessWorld shows you the right moves and steers you away from the wrong ones.

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r/ViraLataFinance

1.1k members

Vira-lata Finance is the name of the project and community behind the socially-focused and deflationary cryptocurrency $REAU, which was born in 2021 and spread throughout Brazil and the world, appearing in multiple media outlets, all while donating thousands upon thousands of dollars to abandoned animal shelters throughout Brazil. Official website: viralata.finance

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r/BusinessBritain

816 members

A UK focussed sub (made in March 2018) with a business and marketing spin not otherwise available. /r/entrepreneur, /r/business and /r/investing are thriving communities yet concentrate largely on the USA. Rather than competing with those communities, we welcome any x-posts from them as a way of creating a UK based discussion around the same topics. Along with x-posts from similar subs to discuss in their British applications, you'll also find business news from the likes of the ONS and BBC.

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r/KenyaBusinessGroup

190 members

The Kenya business group is a community of African diasporan and native Kenyans who are ideologically centered around group economics and a commitment to ensure, not only ourselves financial independence but future African generations as well, through the means of business creation and entrepreneurship. we will share ideas amongst our brothers and sisters to accomplish this glorious goal of financial independence and birthing generational wealth.

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r/dkfinance

63.6k members

A place to discuss all things related to personal finance in Denmark.

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r/curiousvideos

34.8k members

videos for the curious: stimulating videos on science, arts, news, politics, engineering, economics, law, philosophy, business, etc.

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•Posted by17 days ago

I have all these business ideas and yet I am stuck with these questions every single day. How do I overcome this? Please help!

I (34M) have all these business ideas I keep dreaming about going into business with, and then I go about doing nothing.

The progress has been zero on my ventures cuz :

Am I smart enough to run a business?
Will the idea be worth anything or will I just waste another few years of my life.. 34 is a decent number already.
Do I really have it in me to devote the efforts it needs to run ?
Will I be willing to sacrifice my sleep and health to make it a success? (No health issues but poor sleep causes tonnes of problems w/ me )
Will I ever be able to hire top talent considering I never went to a great college? And later manage/ motivate them.
What if I lose interest in the idea once I get to some point? I do find myself changing my mind frequently. Got a business degree first, later got into med-school, dropped out, failed twice in biz and basically clueless on what to do.

Wizards of reddit, I need help with the inertia! Please help.

Note: I have a basic business plan. But it’s the inertia I battle w/ most since I’ve had my share of failures from being fired twice, to taking too big business risks and losing it all. I have a family of 2 (wife+daughter 6y/o) . Trying to start all over again. Regarding the idea : Its a health-tech business. I’ve done tonnes of research and worked 10 years in the industry.

Edit 1: Little background: The worst case scenario I worry about most is divorce for me. I have a loving wife who has been sticking it out for the last 8 years. An incredible human being and has done everything for my success. Yet the last 2 failures have had a crippling effect on our lives. Wont go into details tl;dr had a great business in health and wellness— my family business I took to the US, had an incredible product market fit, solid conversions, crazy contacts and clients (think hollywood + beiber kanye level), then compliance got me and forced me to close the business. The patients/ clients I worked w/ still reach out to me since the product was revolutionary. Lost my visa and w/ a lot a shit lot of financial losses accumulated. I returned in debt and my wife paid for everything w/ her job. The darkest 3 years of my life. Still coming to terms w/ it and patching up the relationship. I have a 6 yr old daughter and shes witnessed our arguments and everything. My wife is mad supportive, believes in my vision basically stood by me but this time around I find it so hard going all in, from 25-33 following my gut and going against my family and evrryone has been the norm for me. I feel ive toned it down and miss it too, hence the post.

Business means everything to me just not at the cost of losing everything . So the mid twenties I took all the risks typically young and reckless, made money so no one cared but it came to crash n burn. Trying to gather strength all over again.

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•Posted by3 months ago

Small business common mistakes

Practice Management

Greeting bookkeepers of Reddit Small business owner here I used to sell solar and have since hired a couple contractors and are looking to make this a legit business instead of a soloprenuer

Can someone tell me what common mistakes they see from small businesses? What are the dos and donts of bookkeeping? ( thinking of getting a contractor to do this for me ) What are the 80/20 leverage points that are most important?

Also open to books/ebooks/YouTube guidance and where to learn more

Any and all help is appreciated (Please pretend I have the bookkeeping knowledge of a golden retriever)

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•Posted by21 days ago

Computer Science + Business/Finance/Economics courses

College Questions

Are you all aware of any colleges which offer computer science + business or economics or finance undergraduate courses. Like the business + computer science course in Stern or CS + X in UIUC.

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•Posted by2 months ago

I want to start getting a good hold over current affairs, also I don't understand basics of business, economy and finance, where should I learn them to understand economics news articles and papers?

Ask India

I am 18, I know I am late but I want to start asap

give me all good sources of free news

and also any specific basic course which will help me understand the basics

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•Posted by1 year ago

[Poly] TP CCM or NYP FnB Business

Polytechnic

Hi,, I’m a sec 4 student taking o-levels this year . I plan on going to TP CCM, however, recently I found out about NYP FnB Business. Hence, I would like to ask if going for TP CCM is better or NYP FnB Business is better in terms of what they are teaching (I wanna specialise in pastry tho) 💀👍🏻(: . For some context, I live about 30 mins - 35 mins away from NYP while on the other hand, I live about 40 mins - 45 mins away from TP. (NYP is the closest poly to me ) Anyways,,from past Reddit posts , I heard that TP CCM is better because you don’t have to drop business in year 2?💀👍🏻

TLDR: Is TP CCM better or NYP FnB business :)😍💀👍🏻

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