Just Bought a Home: What's Next?
While you're in the process of buying a house -- dealing with finances, inspections, documents, and moving -- it can seem like the closing will never really happen. Then you wake up one day and the house is yours. That's both an exciting and terrifying prospect. Get some guidance on how to go forward here.
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Checklist: What to Do After Moving Into a Newly Bought Home
When the dust has settled on your move, you'll need to arrange for the many transitions you'll be making.
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Preventive Measures to Protect Your Home From Natural Disasters
Advance preparation will help your house and family successfully deal with a storm, fire, or earthquake.
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Take control of your finances by learning the basics of money management.
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A realistic budget is your best weapon against overspending.
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Emergency Funds: Creating Your Cash Reserve
Everyone should set aside a little extra cash in case of a job loss, medical expense, or other emergency. Learn how to start your emergency fund today.
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Moving to a New State? Take a Look at Your Estate Plan
If you move, should you throw out your estate planning documents?
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Many cities now limit dogs to two or three per household.
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Pets in Condominiums and Planned Developments
If you're looking to buy a condo or planned subdivision unit, get ready for lots of rules.
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Rats in my storage unit! Can I sue the company?
Ensuring that your off-site storage needs aren't affected by pests.
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My storage facility burned down. How can I recover the value of my stuff?
Looking to various forms of insurance for coverage of property destroyed while at a storage facility.
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My storage facility is threatening to sell all my stuff! What should I do?
Understanding the steps before a storage unit company can sell renter's goods after nonpayment.
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