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r/MiddleClassFinance PUBLIC
A place to come and discuss financial issues that affect the middle class.
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r/MiddleClassFinance is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 359,280 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.7%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a moderate conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- Be Civil to each other: Be civil to each other- There is no reason to talk down to or belittle someone in particular when you’re talking about their finances.
- No Gatekeeping
- Gatekeeping – If someone is here, more than likely they believe they are in the middle class.
- No Blatant Politics
- blatantly political posts – It doesn’t matter what side of the political spectrum you come down on, it doesn’t belong here. We’re here to help people, not use politics to divide them.
- posts or comments advocating MLM/Pyramid Schemes/Reverse Funnel Systems – I think this is self explanatory.
- Spam, No Referral links – I think this is self explanatory.
- No Self Promotion
- Self Promotion unless it directly applies and has been ran by the mod team first, at which point it must have flair set and be noted in the post.
- Advice should be legal: All advice must be legal and helpful and may not put other people in harms way – This includes legal, literal, and any other way it could be taken.
- On topic: Any Content posted should be on topic. Comments may veer off and humor in mild doses is okay, but should include helpful content as well.
- No Ragebait: Posts that are designed just to elicit a reaction will be removed and repeat violations or egregious violations may result in a ban.
- No Racism/Sexism/Xenophobia/other Bigotry:
- No Humblebrag posts
- posts are allowed that are just here to flex. If you're here to talk about your trust fund or having enough to buy a vacation home this is probably not the place for it.
- Posts should belong here: If you're posting here its under the assumption in good faith that you're in the middle class. If you are posting about having $2m in the bank, and a vacation home this is probably not the right sub.
- No Debating Middle Class: We are not here to debate Middle Class. This means we’re not here for posts about how much you need to be in the middle class, how much is too much to be in middle class, what percentage is too much for middle class?
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What is r/MiddleClassFinance?
r/MiddleClassFinance is a public Reddit community created in October 2019 with over 359,280 members. A place to come and discuss financial issues that affect the middle class.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.7%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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