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When Paying With a Credit Card Beats Cash
Paying for something with a credit card instead of cash can be easier for a number of reasons. While it...
Keys to Buying a Home With Friends
Studies show that millennials are less likely to marry young and more likely to move in with friends and share...
Keeping Walkways Ice-Free and Safe During Your Sale
Winter brings lots of joys, especially in cold-season areas—the holidays, evenings by a warm fireplace and beautiful blankets of snow....
Finding a Home for the Items You No Longer Use
One of the most common pieces of advice given to people who are selling a home is to get rid...
Taming Your Closets for a Home Sale
Admittedly, the closets are probably not top of mind when you're getting your home ready for a showing, but they...
Staging: A Bedroom for Everyone
Different bedrooms have different personalities, and when staging your home for sale, presenting spaces for family members of various ages...
How to Keep Your Home Safe When You Go Away
If you're planning to travel for several days or weeks, you need to take some precautions before you leave to...
Is Renovating Your Bathroom a Smart Investment?
While remodeling your home can make it more convenient and comfortable for your family, some renovations can also increase the...
How to Organize Your Attic
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Safe at Home: Holiday Tips That Keep Risks and Hazards to a Minimum
Getting back in touch through emails or notes can provide a subtle reminder that you want to stay connected, as well as providing useful information. Instead of sending a generic Happy Holidays card, why not add helpful holiday safety tips? Read more.
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