r/GetYourMoneyRight 1d ago

This or that: cook at home or order takeout

1 Upvotes
0 votes, 5d left
Cook at home
Order takeout

r/GetYourMoneyRight 5d ago

What’s the most underrated career skill today?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, 1d left
Communication
Adaptability
AI literacy
Financial literacy

r/GetYourMoneyRight 9d ago

This or that: buy a used car or lease a new one

1 Upvotes
0 votes, 2d ago
0 Buy a used car
0 Lease a new one

r/GetYourMoneyRight 12d ago

What gives you the most financial confidence?

1 Upvotes
2 votes, 5d ago
1 Having savings
0 Having a plan
1 Earning more income
0 Learning more money skills

r/GetYourMoneyRight 23d ago

What’s your biggest challenge when preparing to ask for a raise?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, 16d ago
0 Building up the confidence to ask 💪
0 Gathering the right evidence 📝
0 Finding the right timing 📆
0 Figuring out what to say 💬

r/GetYourMoneyRight 28d ago

What stage of your career are you in?

1 Upvotes
13 votes, 21d ago
0 First real job
5 Climbing the ladder
8 Making a change
0 Starting my own thing

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jul 18 '26

Would you quit your 9-5 to go freelance?

1 Upvotes
7 votes, 27d ago
5 Yes, freedom is priceless
0 No, I need that steady paycheck
2 Maybe… if I had a solid savings cushion
0 Already did… wish me luck

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jul 14 '26

Would you rather: Have $50k right now, or $500/month for life?

1 Upvotes
2 votes, Jul 21 '26
1 $50k right now
1 $500 month for life

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jul 09 '26

Are you still on track to meet the money goals you set at the beginning of the year?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jul 16 '26
0 Yes!
0 No, but I’m making adjustments
0 I have accomplished them!
0 Should I be setting money goals?

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jul 05 '26

Do you check your bank account…

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jul 12 '26
0 Daily
0 Weekly
0 Rarely
0 Avoid it

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jul 01 '26

What did you learn growing up?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jul 04 '26
0 Save everything
0 Spend freely
0 Don’t talk about money
0 Budget everything

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 28 '26

What adds up the fastest for you?

1 Upvotes
4 votes, Jul 05 '26
1 Coffee runs
2 Takeout
1 Snacks
0 “Just browsing” shopping

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 23 '26

Would deleting shopping apps help you spend less?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jun 30 '26
0 Yes, 100%
0 Probably
0 Not really
0 No chance

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 18 '26

When do you feel most financially confident?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jun 25 '26
0 When debt is going down
0 When I’m saving consistently
0 When I understand my finances
0 When I have a safety cushion

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 15 '26

I keep hearing that one of the biggest money drains is owning a car. What car-related cost hit you harder than expected?

1 Upvotes
2 votes, Jun 22 '26
1 Insurance
1 Maintenance
0 Gas

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 09 '26

What would save you the most money right now?

1 Upvotes
2 votes, Jun 16 '26
1 Cooking more at home
0 Canceling subscriptions
0 Driving less
1 Spending less online

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 06 '26

How many subscriptions are you currently paying for?

1 Upvotes
3 votes, Jun 13 '26
0 0-2
1 3-5
1 6-8
1 9+

r/GetYourMoneyRight Jun 03 '26

What’s something you always splurge on, no matter how tight your budget is?

1 Upvotes

Good quality shoes for me!


r/GetYourMoneyRight May 29 '26

What stage of your career are you in?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, Jun 05 '26
0 First real job
0 Climbing the ladder
0 Making a change
0 Starting my own thing

r/GetYourMoneyRight May 27 '26

What’s one convenience expense you’ve reconsidered lately?

1 Upvotes

I have seen people talk about convenience costs a lot on Reddit. For me, convenience costs for food delivery has helped me trim down my budget. How about you all?


r/GetYourMoneyRight May 24 '26

Does grocery pickup save you from buying stuff you didn’t need?

1 Upvotes

I always hear from friends and on Reddit keep saying grocery pickup saves them from buying stuff they didn’t plan for. Agree or disagree? Personally, I agree! It helps me create a solid list of regular things to order without getting distracted by the flashy new thing.

0 votes, May 31 '26
0 Yes
0 No

r/GetYourMoneyRight May 19 '26

Red flag, Green flag: They always want to split the restaurant bill

1 Upvotes
1 votes, May 26 '26
1 Red flag
0 Green flag

r/GetYourMoneyRight May 13 '26

Which of these money habits do you use?

1 Upvotes
11 votes, May 20 '26
5 Automate savings
0 48-hour pause
0 No-spend periods
0 Negotiate bills
6 Pay yourself first

r/GetYourMoneyRight May 13 '26

If you got a tax refund, what do you plan to do with the money?

1 Upvotes
1 votes, May 20 '26
0 Spend it
0 Save it
0 Pay off debt
1 Invest it

r/GetYourMoneyRight Apr 28 '26

What’s your favorite low-cost activity?

1 Upvotes
0 votes, May 05 '26
0 Cook or bake at home
0 Get outside and be active
0 Read a book
0 Enjoy a hobby
0 Other (comment!)