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04/12/2023

You may know to contact your insurer if you build a pool or renovate your home, but there are other situations in which you should update your policy, too.

When is it necessary?

04/09/2023

Here are some ways to add sophistication to a room -- even if you don't have a big budget.

We asked interior designers how they make a room look expensive, even if it’s not. Here are their six best tips.

04/07/2023

When choosing paint colors for both your front and garage doors, it's essential to look at the home's exterior as a whole.

Plus, when to take a more complementary approach with your exterior color scheme.

04/05/2023

If you like our service or have feedback to share, don't forget to leave a review on our site.

If we’ve worked together in the past and you had a great experience, would you pay it forward with a review? Thanks so much in advance.

04/04/2023

Are you planning to relocate for your retirement? If you're unsure whether your primary home should be sold or rented out, don't overlook these financial considerations.

This decision isn’t easy, thanks to investment, tax and other considerations. Let’s explore the implications of each.

04/01/2023

A "good" credit score is often defined as one above 700. If you're not there yet, don't worry: Here are some tips for improving your score.

Is bad credit holding you back? This article explains what constitutes a good credit score and how to raise your score if it’s low.

03/29/2023

Your credit score is important, especially if you're buying or refinancing a home. Find out what can make it rise (or fall).

It's usually made up of five factors.

03/26/2023

If you're planning to buy or sell a home -- or just want to make the most of the space you live in -- this newsletter is for you.

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03/24/2023

Homeownership comes with costs -- some of them unexpected. Learn what three homeowners think you should be prepared for when you purchase a house.

From learning to keep track of ongoing bill payments to setting aside funds for unexpected repairs, this is how three homeowners in the U.S. manage their finances.