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These Are The Top 8 Home Improvement Scams To Look Out For
Home improvement scams happen with enough regularity that it pays to be wary. Think about the sad irony of it all: you’re just trying to make life a little better for you and your family, but what happens instead is you lose a lot of money.
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Remodeling Your Home? Here Are 2019's Top Design Trends You Need To Try
It’s a new year and time to give your home a fresh new look. Over the last few years, we’ve seen trends explode onto the scene.
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Winter Got You Down? The 'Hygge' Lifestyle May Be Exactly What You Need To Overcome Seasonal Blues
The winter blues, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a very common medical condition that is easily self-diagnosed. In fact, millions may be affected and not know that their negative feelings can be diagnosed.
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New Report Names the Healthiest -- and Unhealthiest -- States in the Country
For the past 29 years, the United Health Foundation has issued a report ranking the states from healthiest to unhealthiest. The rankings are determined based on 35 different factors, varying from lifestyle choices to public policies to medical care.
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Think Someone Is Hijacking Your WiFi? Here's How You Can Tell and What To Do About It
Not only is illicit use of your wireless network a nuisance that can hinder its performance, but when people hack into your WiFi, it also poses serious security risks.
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Are You Ready For Winter? Here's How To Winterproof Your Home In A Few Steps
If you’re a homeowner, winterproofing your home is just a seasonal chore. But if you’re a new homeowner, you may not know where to start.
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How Is A Person's Life Expectancy Affected By The Neighborhood They Live In?
Since the 1990s, researchers have been studying why some neighborhoods are healthy and others have higher levels of chronic health conditions such as cancer and heart disease, more accidental deaths and other mortality, and higher rates of depression and anxiety.
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Running Out Of Space? Here Are 15 Things You Can Get Rid Of Today To Declutter Your Home
Has your home been looking a little smaller lately? If so, it may mean that it’s time to purge your place of all the belongings you don’t need.
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This Is What $2,000 In Rent Gets You In 8 Cities Around The Country
Finding a home should be a pleasurable experience: here you are, ready to move into your dream home or apartment, in a neighborhood or city you like.
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The Watcher: A Family Finally Breaks Its Silence About Its 4-Year-Long Ordeal
In June 2014, the Broadduses thought that they were moving into their dream home, but when they started receiving creepy and terrifying letters, they suddenly realized they were wrong.
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How Can I Prepare for A Wildfire? What To Do Before, While, And After Disaster Strikes
Three separate wildfires have ravaged parts of California, decimating the town of Paradise in the Sierra Nevada. Tens of thousands have evacuated their homes, and over two dozen people have already perished.
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What Are The Fastest Growing Metro Areas In The U.S.?
With and increasing number of job, recreational, and housing opportunities out there, people are finding more suitable places for them to work and settle down.
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What Should I Consider Before Buying A House In An Unfamiliar Neighborhood?
Relocating to a new neighborhood basically means marching into uncharted territory, so why would you rush? Take the time to cover all the bases in your research.