- Should you rent or sell your home?
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Thinking of becoming a landlord? Ask yourself these questions first.
Whether you sell your home or rent it out depends on any number of factors—from financials to your own personal comfort zone. Here...
- 10 tips to reduce HOA legal fees
- These 10 tips could help keep your HOA from overspending on legal fees.
- Environmentally-Friendly Landscaping
- How to go about implementing environmentally-friendly landscaping around your home.
- Directors, Officers and Conflicts of Interest
- A discussion of conflicts of interest, potential and actual, and and how to handle them.
- What happens when guests are hurt on HOA property?
- Read on to learn more about the rights of guests on HOA property.
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- Your 401(K) And Target-Date Funds
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Learn more about target-date funds to determine if they should be part of your 401(k) investment portfolio.
Today, one in seven 401(k) retirement dollars is invested in a target-date fund. These funds have...
- Should You Join A Credit Union
- Learn more about credit unions to see if joining one is right for you.
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- 5 Ways To Save On Car Insurance
- Here are a few ways you can save on your car insurance policy.
- Do You Need Medicare Part D Insurance?
- Learn more about Medicare Part D and whether you should enroll.
- What is Cap and Trade?
- Learn about Cap and Trade, if it will work, and why there is so much debate about the issue.
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- Safety Recalls
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Ready to buy a used vehicle or other second-hand product? Check to be sure it hasnt been
recalled for safety reasons. Some recalls ban the sale of an item while others ask consumers to return
the item for...
- Save Money On Your Cell Phone Bill
- Before you sign your next cell phone contract, do the math.
- Halloween Safety Tips
- Tips can protect children who plan to go trick-or-treating this Halloween.
- Staging Your Home For Sale: Room By Room
- Learn how to stage each room of your home to show off its best features and create an environment where buyers can see themselve
- Dust
- Sources of dust in your house, and how to reduce dust.
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- New Hampshire - The Granite State
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Capital City: ConcordNickname: Granite StateMotto: Live free or dieStatehood: June 21, 1788 (9th)Origin of State's Name: Named for Hampshire, England, by Captain John MasonLargest Cities: Manchester,...
- Louisiana - The Pelican State
- A strong French influence is still evident throughout the state--its capital city is named Baton Rouge, French for "red stick."
- Colorado - The Centennial State
- Called the "Centennial State," because it became the 38th state when the U.S. turned 100 in 1876.
- Mississippi - The Magnolia State
- Considered part of the Deep South, Mississippi, with its rich soil and many rivers, is an agricultural state.
- North Dakota - The Sioux State
- North Dakota was one of the last areas of the frontier to be settled by non-Native Americans.
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