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April | 2013

Home Staging Know-How

When it comes to selling your home, first impressions could make or break the sale.

The Financial Fallout of Food Allergies

When Kelly Brexler’s 1-year-old son, Jack, was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2007, the stay-at-home mom went to great, and often expensive, lengths to ensure his food was safe.

How To Shop Smarter

The glossy displays at each checkout station, stores dressed in captivating colors, gleaming “Sale!” signs and packaging⎯they’re all designed to get you in the mood to spend, and what’s more, they often work.

Degrees of Success

In light of a slow-growing U.S. job market, some people are turning to master’s and PhD programs in hopes of finding a better job or a higher salary. But will these additional degrees pay off?

Spring Cleaning: Home Office Edition

This year, when you're spring cleaning your closets and drawers, don't forget your file cabinet.

To "Tail" the Truth

For millions of pet owners, having a lovable, two- or four-legged (or finned) member of the family is worth any price, but when it comes down to it, what type of investment is necessary?

The Mother-in-Law Project

Whether you’re moving in with an adult child or you’re an adult child with a parent moving in, you want to have input when it comes to the living situation. Here are some ideas for creating the perfect in-law suite that adds value to your home.

Are You Still Paying for That?

In these days of online deals, many people are still spending when they could be saving. Here’s a list of things you might never have thought you could get for free.