Can I post a link to my own content or a referral link?
Yes, but you must disclose your affiliation and provide a non-referral link alongside any referral link. No referral links during the Holidays.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/povertyfinance: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This community is a support group for people who self identify as struggling financially or financially insecure. People post to share financial advice, frugality tips, stories, opportunities, general guidance, and emotional support. The community is built around the idea of no judgment and a focus on the road forward rather than how someone got to where they are.
The rule called "Off-Topic" means your post must fit the community's purpose of financial advice, frugality, stories, opportunities, and emotional support. The rule named "Disclose Affiliations" is the one that decides whether a marketing-adjacent post survives, because it explicitly permits referral links and links to your own content as long as you disclose your affiliation and provide a non-referral link. The rule called "Soliciting/Offering Donations or Loans" blocks any post that asks for or offers money. The rule named "Bad, Dangerous, or Predatory Advice or Action" will catch anything that looks like a scam or a get rich quick scheme. The rule called "Value Judgment" means you cannot give unsolicited advice on posts flaired as Vent or Rant. The rule named "Politics" removes any political advocacy or grandstanding. The rule called "Ableism/Bigotry/Classism (poor shaming)/Racism/Sexism" removes anything that implies people deserve to be poor.
A good post here is genuinely useful financial guidance or a frugality tip that helps someone who is struggling. If you are linking to your own content, your title must be clear and accurate, you must disclose your affiliation, and you must include a non-referral link alongside any referral link. The content should be practical, respectful, and free of judgment about how people ended up in financial difficulty. A founder who has built a tool or resource for low-income users could share it here if the post reads as helpful information rather than a sales pitch.
Avoid anything that violates the rule called "Soliciting/Offering Donations or Loans" because even private offers of money will get you removed. Avoid political posts under the rule named "Politics". Avoid any advice that could be seen as predatory or dangerous under the rule called "Bad, Dangerous, or Predatory Advice or Action", which includes get rich quick schemes and DM requests to help. Do not give advice on Vent or Rant posts, as the rule named "Value Judgment" prohibits it. Avoid URL shorteners and vague or misleading titles, since the rule called "Disclose Affiliations" requires clear, accurate titles. Do not post referral links during the Holidays. Avoid any statement that implies people are poor because of personal decisions, as the rule named "Ableism/Bigotry/Classism (poor shaming)/Racism/Sexism" will remove it.
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Yes, but you must disclose your affiliation and provide a non-referral link alongside any referral link. No referral links during the Holidays.
No. The rule called Soliciting/Offering Donations or Loans prohibits all forms of soliciting, offering, or accepting public or private donations, loans, or crowdsourcing. All aid must be in the form of information or advice.
No. The Value Judgment rule says posts flaired as Vent/Rant are reserved for users to express themselves, and any advice or judgment is prohibited there.
No. The Politics rule removes political advocacy, debate, or grandstanding. The community is focused on daily living and short-to-midterm financial planning.
The community is a support group for people who self identify as struggling financially or financially insecure. Your post should offer financial advice, frugality tips, stories, opportunities, or general guidance that serves that audience.
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