Reynolds Wrap is Looking for Someone to Grill and Eat Ribs for $5,000 a Week!

Do you consider yourself a grill master? How good are you with ribs? If you can hang as one of the best grilling chefs in America, then you might get

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Do Couples Talk Enough About Money?

While you personally think you might have a good handle on money, marriage can complicate things a bit. What happens if your spouse has a completely different mindset towards money

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4 Ways to Simplify Your Financial Life

These days, there are way too many people who graduate high school and college who have never sat down and learned how to balance a checkbook. Most schools use home

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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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Should Financial Literacy Be Taught in Schools?

Financial literacy is a major part of life that is required if you want to be successful. It goes beyond just knowing the basics. Everyone can learn how to write

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5 Steps to Keep Yourself Covered During and After a Natural Disaster

Summer going into fall is one of the worst times for a natural disaster in the United States. Hurricanes and other tropical storms can hit with a vengeance, but usually

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How to Prevent Yourself from Relapsing Back into Debt

It’s is super easy to get into debt. Life is chaotic and when someone is throwing around what appears to be ‘free money’. If you need (or really want) something

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5 Steps You Can Take to Prepare for the Next Recession

As the United States continues to move out of the Great Recession of the past decade, economic excitement is high. Jobs are up, unemployment is done, and optimism is through

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7 Ways to Prevent Impulse Buying

We’re all guilty of impulse spending at times. We make a quick run into the store to buy a gallon of milk and come out with a cart full of

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