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Hiring a mover to safely transport your belongings to your new home is not a decision that should be taken lightly. As your local real estate professional, I want to advise you on some red flags to keep in mind. This infographic offers an easy-to-follow breakdown of these warning signs. Published with permission from RISMedia….

Retiring early is a great idea if you can afford it. Unfortunately, few people plan for retirement as well as they should. A common rule of thumb is to save 10 times your final salary to retire by age 67. For someone with an annual salary of $50,000, that would mean having $500,000 saved in…

Many Americans struggle to manage credit card debt. If you have accumulated high balances, either because of overspending or because of circumstances beyond your control, you’re likely feeling stressed by your debt. With many credit cards carrying high interest rates, it may feel like you will never pay off the balances. How Balance Transfer Cards…

U.S. military members have access to some great benefits that can go a long way toward making their financial lives (and those of their family) a lot better. Here are some of the best financial benefits that service members have available to them: Inexpensive Retirement PlanThe Thrift Savings Plan has a low annual expense ratio…

In an age where the majority of our communication happens from behind a screen, our face-to-face interactions are often lacking. Below are several tips for having clearer communication. 1. Make eye contact. Direct eye contact can go a long way in having a clear conversation. Not only will it help you pick up on non-verbal…

Technology seems to mutate with the speed of light, but is your home keeping up with the changes? Smarten it up with a few smart-home electronics that will boost safety, increase comfort and may even save you a few bucks: Video Doorbell The VTech Video Doorbell, about $115, lets you screen and even video chat…