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Tips for Moving on a Budget

Moving can be expensive! The American Moving and Storage Associate estimates that the average cost of an out-of-state move is $4,300. The estimate an in-state move to cost about $2,300. Perhaps this is one of the many reasons why moving ranks near the top of life’s most stressful events.
If you are moving on a budget, there are some tips and tricks that can help save you money. If you are able to take some of these simple steps, your move will be less expensive and less stressful.

  • Dec 06, 2018
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How to Throw Out an Old Mattress

Is your old mattress getting lumpy and uncomfortable? Most mattresses last about ten years. Beyond that, they may fail to properly support you during slumber, which can affect your sleep quality. If you are ready to send your old mattress to its final resting place, there are a few things you should consider.

See our tips to find out the proper way to dispose of your old mattress.

  • Dec 05, 2018
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10 Things that will Ruin a Pickup Truck’s Resale Value

According to Kelley Blue Book, pickup trucks and SUVs retain the strongest resale values of any vehicle type. Many retain up to half their original value after five years of ownership. This strong resale value is attributed to the durable construction that makes these vehicles workhorses for 200,000 miles and more.
However, this strong resale value is not guaranteed. Poor maintenance and unpopular modifications can ruin a truck’s resale value. If you are considering selling your truck and upgrading to a new model, avoid these mistakes that destroy the resale value of your pickup.

  • Dec 04, 2018
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The Best New Pickup Trucks to Buy for Resale Value

With maintenance and upkeep, pickup trucks can last well beyond 200,000 miles. But, many pickup truck owners will decide to upgrade to a newer model before their truck is ready for its 10th birthday. When purchasing your new truck, consider factoring in the pickup truck resale value and expected depreciation. A high resale value can reduce the overall cost of ownership more than flashy dealer incentives the day you buy. Plus, the money you recoup from the sale can help go towards your next vehicle.
Based on Kelley Blue Book, the following 2018 pickup trucks will have the best long-term resale value and the least depreciation. Consider giving one of these long-lasting vehicles a test drive if you are in the market for a new truck.

  • Dec 03, 2018
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