Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-04
Can you promote on r/eupersonalfinance?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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What its rules say about promotion
Submission Guidelines
#Please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid self-promotion. Posts must be a personal finance question or discussion with a descriptive title and not: * Non-English * Generic, open-ended, or hypothetical questions * Surveys and polls * Success stories (use the weekend thread) * Meta posts * IAMA/AMA requests or posts * News/information without a discussion or quote/summary
Refferal, Spam, Self-promotion or Soliciting
We don't allow: - Advertisements, announcements, petitions, usernames, promotions about a company, site, blog, video, app, or product - Promotion of anything owned by you or someone affiliated with you, even if not monetized - Referral linked or implied, affiliate, invite, and discount links/codes - PM requests, seeking private information, recruiting - Repeatedly/prominently stating finance-related credentials Okay if pre-approved: open source tools, Google Docs, customer service replies, etc
All 11 rules of r/eupersonalfinance
- Submission Guidelines
#Please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid self-promotion. Posts must be a personal finance question or discussion with a descriptive title and not: * Non-English * Generic, open-ended, or hypothetical questions * Surveys and polls * Success stories (use the weekend thread) * Meta posts * IAMA/AMA requests or posts * News/information without a discussion or quote/summary - Refferal, Spam, Self-promotion or Soliciting
We don't allow: - Advertisements, announcements, petitions, usernames, promotions about a company, site, blog, video, app, or product - Promotion of anything owned by you or someone affiliated with you, even if not monetized - Referral linked or implied, affiliate, invite, and discount links/codes - PM requests, seeking private information, recruiting - Repeatedly/prominently stating finance-related credentials Okay if pre-approved: open source tools, Google Docs, customer service replies, etc - Unhelpful or Disrespectful
We don't allow: * Circlejerking or karmawhoring * Posting purely for upvotes or humor * Insincerity or dishonesty * Trolling, loaded questions, loaded language, or provoking unproductive conversation * Memes and low-effort images/videos * Clickbait titles * Excessive large, bold, or spaced-out text * Bots and bot summoning * Novelty accounts that post "in character" * Insubstantive or ephemeral posts * Requesting votes/fewer votes * Excessive profanity * [Poor reddiquette](/w/reddiquette) - Asking for Handouts
We don't allow asking for handouts. That includes: * Asking (even indirectly) for gifts, loans, or donations for yourself or on behalf of any organization or person(s) * Any mention of a fundraising campaign even without a link * Requesting a job * Asking for loan cosigners * Soliciting for investors - Legal Discussion
We don't allow: * Discussions that are predominantly legal issues * Content that would be better suited for /r/legaladvice - Politicizing
We don't allow: * Moralizing issues * Political discussions * Political baiting * Soapboxing - Illegal or Lawbreaking
We don't allow: * Suggesting another user perform illegal activity (or an activity that is illegal in most jurisdictions) * Linking to illegal content or lawbreaking information * Asking for advice on how to commit fraud, evade taxes, etc. * Suggesting the use of piracy, warez, software cracks - Personal Attack or Abuse
We don't allow: * Personal attacks: * Raw criticism without any constructive feedback * Name-calling, flaming, shaming, or otherwise harassing another poster (or person being helped) * Telling a user to harm themselves or others in any way * Abusive language: * Intentionally rude or excessively harsh language * Racist, sexist, homophobic, or bigoted remarks * Suggesting sex work, stripping, camming, or exchanging sex acts for money or support * Retaliating in response to an affront - Relationship or Personal discussion
We don't allow relationship or personal advice discussions. That includes: * Content that would be better suited for /r/relationships * Recommending a poster end their current relationship or start a new relationship * Posts about suicide or violence * Posts asking for advice on how to convince someone else to change their behavior * Relationship drama not essential to a question or discussion * Job or school selection questions * Medical advice - General Bad Behaviour
We don't allow: * Missing－Disappearing after posting a discussion, posting for another with inadequate information * Pumping－Pushing speculative, volatile, or illiquid investments, especially flippantly, tersely, or implying huge returns * Rabble rousing－We're not your personal army * Doxing－Posting personal information, dox attempts/threats * Flooding－Posting excessively frequently * Duplicates－Reposting news or information * Plagiarism－Not giving credit properly * Content policy violations - Deleting Threads
People post here to help others - not just the OP of the thread, but anyone who might read it. It is disrespectful to those who help you to delete your threads or comments. We understand the desire for privacy, which is why we have no rule against creating a throwaway account you use only for your financial affairs.
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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