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News06/09/2020: Checklist for Moving out of an Apartment or Rental If you're moving from a rented apartment, you'll want to review this checklist of things to do before you move out to make sure you aren't charged additional fees. 05/19/2020: 18 Things You Should Sanitize Every Day But Aren't With the spread of coronavirus, we're all striving to be at the top of our cleaning game, but it's easy for some things to slip through the cracks. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, we should all have been cleaning our homes and our devices more often—and more thoroughly—than we actually were. While we might be sweeping and dusting with regularity, we spoke to experts who stressed the importance of disinfecting your counters, door knobs, wallets, electronics, and a variety of other things they say you should sanitize every day. 04/14/2020: How To Prepare For Movers Checklist Moving your home isn’t as simple as hiring a moving company and “presto” everything is done. No matter how good the moving company, there are going to be some action you need to take so the movers can properly do their job. Here are 16 things to do before the movers arrive to help your relocation be as smooth and cost-effective as possible: 11/20/2019: When To Start Packing For A Move (Week-By-Week Guide) Packing isn’t the only part of the moving process that can be hectic. Here we have laid out a simple step-by-step breakdown of what to pack and when to do it. 09/10/2019: 24 Things to do After you Move In - Don't Forget! Congratulations on your move! All of your stuff has arrived at your new place, now what? It’s not as simple as just unpacking and decorating your new home. There are many other things you have to do outside of just the “moving” part of it. Here are 24 things to do after you move in:
08/13/2019: 7 Ways to Save on New Appliances Shelling out big bucks for a new appliance hits the budget pretty hard. But you can save money on new appliances — if you know how to shop for them. Check out these seven ways to save before you head out to buy that new washer and dryer pair, dishwasher, fancy fridge, stove, or oven. 1. Buy Last Year's Model If you don't mind owning last year's model, you can shave hundreds of dollars off of your appliance purchase. Best time to shop: September and October, when stores are under pressure to clear space for the new arrivals. 2. Shop the Scratch and Dents A small scratch or dent could become your best friend if you're on a tight budget. Ask the sales associate if there are any damaged appliances for sale. Then survey the damaged models to decide what you are willing to live with. Even the smallest blemish can net big savings. 3. Buy Only What You Need Have you ever noticed how the most expensive appliance models are typically the first ones that you come to in the store? That's no coincidence. To keep yourself from falling for the latest bells and whistles, make a list of what you need and possibly what brand you prefer before you venture into the stores. Then buy the cheapest model that meets those needs. Just remember: That refrigerator with the built-in TV isn't going to keep your food any colder. 4. Do a Trade-In It's no secret that trading in your car can save you money on a new car purchase, but did you know that you can sometimes do the same thing with your appliances? Check with appliance dealers in your area to see if any accept trade-ins. Then find out how much your current appliance is worth. It could just be your ticket to a bargain. 5. Shop the Sales If you find something you like but you're not thrilled with the price, ask a sales associate when your pick is scheduled to go on sale. Waiting a week or two could be all it takes to reduce your purchase price by as much as 25 percent. Or wait to buy until a holiday weekend, like Memorial Day or Labor Day, when appliances are often discounted for a short time. 6. Look for a Package Deal If you need to buy several appliances at once, like a washer and dryer or all new appliances for your kitchen, an appliance package could be your biggest source of savings. Retailers frequently bundle appliances to boost sales, and these packages can offer significant savings over the price of purchasing each item individually. 7. Buy a Floor Model Do you mind if your new appliance comes with a box? If not, think about buying a floor model. You'll enjoy the same warranty that you'd get with a new-in-box item, without the new-in-box price. Sacrifice a little cardboard and save a lot. 04/09/2019: House Hunting Checklist You are ready to find the right home: You have a budget. You know your affordability amount. You’re pre-approved for a loan. You’re working with a realtor, or you are comfortable working on your own. You know your timeline. You’re now a highly-qualified buyer, the only thing standing in your way is finding that perfect house. The great home search has begun! 03/13/2019: Spring Home Care Checklist
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