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#reddit-discussions

People can't decide if the USPS logo is hiding a secret

The USPS logo features a debated hidden meaning possibly symbolizing speed through various interpretations, including a fast-moving envelope.

11 Movie Musical Adaptations That Nailed It, And 11 That Were Total Disasters

Chicago works because it's one of the only ones that didn't think of a movie as an improvement on the limitations of the stage, but rather imported the idiosyncrasies of theatre into the movie.

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Don't look at this optical illusion in public

The spinning ballerina optical illusion has sparked lively debates on which way she spins, suggesting a link between perception and cognitive dominance.

OMG science

With $850,000 saved and a $500,000 income, we want to retire in the near future - should we shift to dividend stocks?

Investing in dividend stocks may be a conservative strategy for early retirement, but comes with risks of dividend cuts.

Travelers Are Sharing The Interesting Thing They Saw Abroad That They Wanted To Bring Back Home

Cultural norms from different countries inspire people to wish for similar traditions at home.

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Parenting

People With Kids Are Sharing The Parenting "Rules" They Chose Not To Follow (And Are So Much Happier For It)

Parents often find relief and success in disregarding traditional parenting rules in favor of personalized approaches.

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Parenting

Parents Are Sharing What They Did With Their First Kid That They'd Never Do With Their Second

Parents learn from experience, often changing their parenting strategies for subsequent children.

Many parents regret over-tracking infant metrics and being too strict with schedules.

Parenting

People With Kids Are Sharing The Parenting "Rules" They Chose Not To Follow (And Are So Much Happier For It)

Parents often find relief and success in disregarding traditional parenting rules in favor of personalized approaches.

Parenting

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Parents Are Sharing What They Did With Their First Kid That They'd Never Do With Their Second

Parents learn from experience, often changing their parenting strategies for subsequent children.

Many parents regret over-tracking infant metrics and being too strict with schedules.

At almost 40 years old, we have $3.5 million and could hit $10 million by 50 - but how do people scale to $50 million+?

Amassing $50 million typically requires high income, exceptional investment returns, or creating a successful business rather than just saving.

Should I Borrow Against My $4 Million Stock Portfolio to Fund My Sons' College Expenses?

Borrowing against investments for college funding could jeopardize early retirement goal for the Reddit user.

Why I'm Ready to Cancel My AMEX Gold Card - The Hidden Costs of Coupon Cards

Canceling a credit card may be justified if the rewards and perks no longer provide value.

Parenting

'Bridezilla' makes dangerous demand of flower girl

Brides may have questionable requests for their bridal party, like wanting flower girls with matching hairstyles.

It is inappropriate and unsafe to require young children to alter their natural hair for weddings.

Flight passenger calls out 'nasty cologne' wearer, igniting airplane etiquette debate

Strong scents on planes can trigger allergies and are generally inconsiderate.

#financial-advice

Retirement

Skipping a $50K Advisor Fee After Losing a Spouse-Wise or Foolish?

Retirement

I'm 28 and have banked $340k, should I leave my Financial Advisor?

Retirement

What's the difference between a financial planner and a financial advisor?

Skipping a $50K Advisor Fee After Losing a Spouse-Wise or Foolish?

Paying $50K for a financial advisor may be justified given the user's significant assets and need for expertise.

Understanding the value of financial advisory services is crucial for decision-making.

I'm 28 and have banked $340k, should I leave my Financial Advisor?

The importance of researching and choosing the right financial advisor is crucial for investment success.

Retirement

What's the difference between a financial planner and a financial advisor?

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Flight attendants dish on how they know you're breaking this flying rule

Flight crews are aware when passengers vape in lavatories due to smoke detection systems.

Is My 2.5% Cashback Card Worth the Hassle - Should I Switch to a Simpler Option?

Choosing a cash-back credit card requires careful consideration of spending habits and desired perks.

Doctors And Medical Professionals Are Sharing The Unsolicited Medical Questions Friends Asked Them

Medical professionals often face challenging questions from friends and family about health, leading to emotional dilemmas.

Flight passenger 'guilted' into swapping seats by 'stupid parents' with baby

"I planned my trip 2 months in advance! I hate it when people do stuff like this and expect everyone to accommodate them!"

Parenting

Delta passenger's obscene act caught on camera inside airport lounge: 'Savagery'

Hoarding free food in airport lounges sparks debate over etiquette among travelers.

I Gave My 30-Day Notice to Retire Early-When Will the Reality Hit Me?

One Redditor noted that reality started to set in on the first Monday post-retirement when they woke up with nowhere to be, likening it to finishing school.

Retirement

I'm torn: Should I refinance my 8% mortgage to 7% with $2k in closing costs or stick with my current loan?

The user should first calculate the break-even point for refinancing, which in this case is immediate due to the lender absorbing closing costs.

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Flier and 'chronic people pleaser' shares what happened after denying seat-swapper's request

Passengers often face requests to swap seats on flights; one user decided to decline.

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Is It Virtue Signaling to Want to "Live Like a Local" When Traveling?

The desire to 'live like a local' in travel may often be more about virtue signaling than authentic experiences.