r/personalfinance

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Top posts this week

The 10 highest-scored posts from the last 7 days — ranking by real score over a week naturally filters out posts that got removed shortly after posting.

Post	Score	Posted
Getting out of debt is frikken hard. I feel for you. It sucks.	887	5d ago
My 65-year-old mother is $60k in debt, facing IRS wage garnishment, and has no retirement savings. How can I help without sacrificing my own future?	714	6d ago
Just got knocked down a peg, feeling a little lost	709	8d ago
CDs rolled over one too many times and now I can't find my money	588	4d ago
Parent wants me to co-sign on mortgage.	539	5d ago
Should I max my HSA even if I don’t use most of it on medical expenses?	476	7d ago
Chase Amazon Prime card- repeatedly lowering my credit limit	424	7d ago
Is voluntary surrender my only real option	378	3d ago
Ex Refinanced House, Bank cut a check for a credit card debt that is mine.	343	2d ago
When should I close credit cards I’m not using?	325	3d ago

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Submission guidelines
Self-promotional advertising or soliciting
Unhelpful or disrespectful
Asking for handouts or transactions
Legal or business discussion
Politicizing
Lawbreaking information
Personal attack or abusive language
Personal advice discussion
Other bad behavior

Pull this with the API

1 credit per page — this exact request:

curl

curl "https://api.threadsnoop.com/v1/posts?subreddit=personalfinance&limit=25" \
  -H "x-api-key: ts_live_YOUR_KEY"

See /docs/posts for pagination, filtering with q=, and full response shape, or /docs/subreddits for the rules endpoint used above.

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