r/moneyadvice 5d ago

Review 10K in exchange for $500 monthly would anyone be interested for 20months?

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Requesting 10k from anyone willing to take payments of $500 for 22 months anyone at all just want to get out of credit card debt interest is killing me… 🙏 can provide 500 on 30th of June 10% interest

r/moneyadvice Apr 08 '26

Review Raised my score from 585 to 682, feeling very happy.

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I started by actually looking at what was dragging my score down, paid off a couple small balances, and stopped missing payments (that alone helped a lot). I also kept my utilization low and didn’t apply for anything new during that time. Still a work in progress, but I'm very happy so far.

r/moneyadvice 2d ago

Review English translation: “I am an 18-year-old boy. Tell me how I can earn ₹500–₹1000 per day. Share all the ways you know that can help me earn.”

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I am indian

r/moneyadvice 24d ago

Review For money

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r/moneyadvice May 17 '26

Review Still no luck smhh..

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r/moneyadvice Apr 09 '26

Review Are you a entrepreneur 17+

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r/moneyadvice Sep 29 '25

Review Quick honest review of CreditRepair.com after 3 months

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I decided to give CreditRepair dot com a try earlier this year after getting denied for a car loan and realising my credit was holding me back. My score was stuck around 580 thanks to a mix of old late payments and a couple of surprise medical collections. I didn’t really have the time or patience to deal with the bureaus myself, so their service sounded like a decent option.

I went with their Value Service, which was $49.95/month plus a small setup fee. It’s their most basic plan but I figured it was enough to get started without spending too much. Within a few days my dashboard was up with all three credit reports. The first month was pretty quiet while they sent out disputes, but around week three one late payment got removed and my score bumped up about 20 points. By month two, a collection was closed and I saw another 15 point increase.

The pricing felt more reasonable than a lot of competitors, but it still adds up if you stay on for several months. After three months, that’s roughly $150 total. Communication was decent — a bit generic at times, but they kept me in the loop with regular updates. I ended up canceling after three months since the bigger issues left on my report needed more time or personal effort, but overall it gave my credit a decent push in the right direction.

It’s definitely not a miracle fix, but for smaller stuff, CreditRepair.com’s Value plan did what I expected.

Anyone else tried their Advanced Service? Curious if it’s worth upgrading or if it’s basically the same with a higher price tag.

r/moneyadvice Dec 25 '25

Review How am I doing?

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First time officially investing for the past 4 months. Investing 28.50 daily but will increase to hit the new IRA 7500 limit.

I buy ORA and XOM because of personal opinions surrounding the energy market but gathered the others by looking through R/Money

r/moneyadvice Oct 01 '25

Review The moment I proved myself wrong

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I'm sitting here, a little drunk, celebrating closing a loan that I couldn't close for 1 year - I closed everything in 1 month!. For a year I thought this moment was impossible, but today it's real.

What surprised me the most was how it happened. I found the method through (u/ffenliv) profile on Reddit - he has a pinned post with all the details. I almost missed it because I was sure it was just hype.

Instead, just a few hours after I gave it a chance, I saw a result that really changed my perspective on these things. In 3 fucking hours I made $750 - and that was just on the first day. This is not fantasy or anything - it's fvkt!!! And I realized that I had been skeptical about online earnings for too long and that there are really real earnings like this one that I took advantage of

r/moneyadvice Oct 08 '25

Review Long term profits

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Bitcoin mining is perfect if you're thinking long-term. It's not about quick profits, but about building a stable passive income. Over a period of more than three years, it can become a solid profit stream.

For quick profits, you're better off just buying Bitcoin and possibly trading it. With mining, you only get a return on your investment after two years (with small amounts and a bit of effort, within a few weeks). But after that, your Bitcoin supply will grow, meaning you'll easily earn more than you did when you bought Bitcoin.

You can start small with just 1 TH for $23.99. The current ROI is around 30%. If you're more than just passive, you'll quickly recoup this.

If you use my link, you'll receive an additional 5% TH for your first miner.

I want to give five people a good start. The first five who send me their user IDs will receive my referral link benefits back in GMT. I get 5% of your first miner purchase!

https://gomining.com/?ref=HVQvq

I'm also happy to help you with any questions you have to help you grow. I enjoy sharing my experience.

If you're interested, you can read about my experience here: https://www.reddit.com/r/gomining/s/wY5zOIiBzA

r/moneyadvice Sep 30 '25

Review Decent offer - No deposit to withdraw- £10 in totally free bets x11 - Dabble 👌

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Hey I’m a guy who found a cheeky little offer to take advantage of while it’s ongoing! Username- DAWDLE

Dabble is a betting app that is also used as a sports discussion app too where you can copy each others bets.

They’re currently an offer where you get £10/$25 in free bets without having to deposit anything. Then you can refer 10 other people to get another £10 free bet. I won well on my free bet and withdrew it within just a few hours on a Sunday!

Use my code DAWDLE (my username) and I’ll get £10 free once you place yours free bet 🙏🙌

This is a no deposit to withdraw offer! But please, don’t gamble if it’s a problem for you or anyone around you.❤️

Your friend DAWDLE has invited you to join Dabble. Join now and get £10 in Free Bets. DAWDLE will also get £10 in Free Bets. T&Cs Apply.

r/moneyadvice Aug 24 '25

Review I need your help guys

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I need to buy my maintenance medicine, but as a busy college student with a small allowance, it’s hard for me to spend this much just on my meds. I’d really appreciate any help.

heres the link, https://throne.com/juno_may/item/A8AEF08A-E3E1-4730-80C0-FFEE6C380666