First “Amazon Go” Launched in New York is Cashier-Less

It’s been a year since Amazon launched its first ‘Go’ store. It allows shoppers to simply take the items they want and leave. The cost of the items are automatically

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New Trivia App is Helping People Pay Off their Student Loans

It’s like “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”, except the questions are asked on your phone and the prize is getting rid of student debt. Givling is a new trivia

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Common Resume Mistakes that Keep You from Getting the Job

So, you’re looking for a job. In today’s economic climate, that shouldn’t be very difficult to do. The number of available jobs far outnumber the amount of people currently looking.

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6 Great Ways Your Local Library Can Save You Money

Here at Financial Helpers, we talk a lot about finding ways to scrimp and save money. This is especially true if you have a lot of debt. Your focus should

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8 Things to Know Before Buying a Hybrid Vehicle

Hybrid vehicles are known for their ability to bridge the gap between conventional combustion engines and the newer electric technology.  The technology for electric cars has been around for many years,

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Americans Are Struggling More than Ever to Deal with their Financial Stress

Both financial professionals and psychologists agree: Americans are freaking out about their money. They’re stressed to the max! The financial stress is so bad, it’s causing a number of health

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The Fight for $15 and What It Means for You

There’s a fight going on across America. You might have heard about it briefly on the morning news. Currently, fast food workers have been protesting their companies to raise the

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McDonalds is Hiring the Elderly to Desperately Fill 250,000 Vacancies

What happens to the world’s largest food chain when the economy is doing well? Suddenly, they simply don’t have enough workers. After the Great Recession, everyone was begging for a

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Social Security Set to Run Dry by 2035

If you’re hoping to tap into social security for your retirement, there’s some bad news. Money is quickly running out. In 2020, the money paid out to social security will

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