Make the Most of a Small Bathroom
Unless you’re living in a custom designed home, you probably wish your bathroom—or your guest bath—was bigger. Short of pushing...
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Smart Thermostats: Top 4 Expert Picks
Programmable thermostats let you set the temperature in your home and have the thermostat change it based on the time...
Maintaining Your Kitchen Appliances
Being a homeowner can be costly, but some expenses can be trimmed with regular maintenance. Since so many appliances run...
Family-Friendly Artwork Apps
In the age of apps, there’s more to preserving the masterpieces your children create than just sticking them on the...
Using Personal Loans Against Credit Card Debt
A poor credit score can affect people in many ways. It can make it difficult to get approved for a...
How to Save During Wedding Season
Being a wedding guest costs $628 on average, according to a Bankrate survey. That’s a lot of money to shell...
The Benefits of a Hardship Plan
If you’re buried in credit card debt, there’s a reasonable solution that your credit card company may allow you to...
How to Dispute Credit Report Errors
If you’ve checked your credit reports lately for errors, congratulations! That’s a smart first step to improving your credit score,...
How Federal Rate Increases Affect Credit Cards and Loans
If you’ve ever noticed a rise in interest rates in the news or saw your credit card bill get a...
Fraud Alerts: How They Can Help You
Victims of identity theft or fraud may feel they don’t have many options to protect themselves. An easy stopgap, however,...
Three Ways to Highlight Your Listing’s Neighborhood
Buyers are purchasing more than just a home when they sign their final offer—they’re buying into the entire neighborhood, so it’s a good idea to get acquainted with it yourself to highlight all of its features to potential buyers. Read more.
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