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A home is more than just a place to rest your head at night. It reflects who you are and what you value. It should be the place that inspires you, calms you, and helps you feel connected with those around you. If your home is feeling a bit stale, here are five top tips to spruce up the interior of your home that will bring new life and energy into every room and help make each space reflect who you are.
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Moving is an expensive and complex process that we all go through, but it shouldn’t be done on the spur of the moment. Before making the jump, there are various factors to consider, including the obvious such as cutting costs where possible. Some really important things may go overlooked at first, but they may create a problem later on. Your home is a safe refuge where you may make memories and personalise them. You’ll want to double-check that it fits all of your short- and long-term needs.
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There are many factors to consider when you are thinking about whether or not it is better for you to buy or rent a place. Some people have certain circumstances that make them either want to purchase their home or rent one. In the end, it all comes down to personal preference.
If you choose to rent your home, keep in mind that there may be some costs associated with renting, such as moving fees and deposits. While many require renters insurance in order to secure your rental agreement’s bond amount, if you choose to buy a home, there are additional costs involved in purchasing a house rather than simply leasing an apartment.
If you are reading this article, you may have followed the challenge that I created on Instagram – Declutter Ten in Ten (#declutterteninten) or maybe decluttering is just something you need to do.
Spring is a popular time to declutter but often, we have a big splurge then leave everything to build back up again!
Just before we moved house, I discovered Marie Kondo and her book changed my life. I totally look at things differently now. I’ve never been a big spender but her book made me spend even less and also made me realise just how little we need in our lives.
She also runs a course for anybody who wants to change their life which you can access here.
The key to decluttering is to keep on top of it and make it a way of life. However, over the last 12 months with decorating and renovating our house, I have got out of the decluttering habit and our home, although not full of clutter, feels like it needs decluttering a little.
Therefore, I came up with a simple system to help myself get back on top of things and today I will share with you how to ‘declutter ten in ten’ so that you can start today to get back on top of your home.
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When it comes to making a property investment, there’s no doubt that the biggest and most important cost to keep in mind will be the price of the home itself and how the mortgage covers that. However, when you’re setting up a purchase and costs-of-living budget, it’s important that you don’t forget about the following costs, too.
Sooner or later, every appliance in your kitchen is going to suffer some kind of damage. Whether it’s the oven door coming loose and dropping on your toes or the fridge leaking water, there always seems to be something wrong in our kitchens.
We need to be vigilant when it comes to repairing our kitchen appliances as well, seeing as how reliant we are on our kitchens.
In this article, we’ll be taking a look at the most common kitchen appliances that break down, but also what you can do to ensure your appliances last as long as possible.
So you’re thinking about buying a house? Your journey starts from afar as you look at properties that catch your eye. You then need to look at different types of mortgages and navigate your way through the mortgage maze.
Regardless of your income status, most banks and financial institutions have instruments they use to get you onboard. This is perhaps where the most modern financial apparatus for the mortgage market exists. Since they are new, not a lot of people know about or even understand them.
There are many different and opposing terms you will come across, that could land you in hot water further down the line if you don’t understand them. It’s easy to get lost in it and give up, so here’s a guide on the different things you need to look out for.
Home is where the heart is, and if you’re no longer feeling in love with your space then you may be thinking about a little redecorating project. Redecorating can be a really exciting way to update your home environment and let your personality shine through, but it can also quickly rack up and become quite costly.
Thankfully there are a number of ways that you can save money on redecorating without compromising on style.
Whether you are selling your home, or you just need to get your space spick and span, cleaning your home can be one of those major tasks that get in the way and take up far too much of your time! Ultimately, we want a really clean home, but we would like to do it as quickly as possible, right?
Very often, it’s just about getting organised. Here are some beneficial tricks that we can all take advantage of to organise our cleaning tasks and have more time to do the things we want.
It’s becoming more and more common for people to start working for themselves at home or remotely for a company. This is because we are in an ever-increasing digital world and it doesn’t look as though it’s going to slow down any time soon.
Working from home has several advantages and has benefited a lot of people. It’s enabled parents to stay home with the kids more. It’s also enabled people to explore the world and travel and also allowed people more freedom with managing their own time. This makes working a lot more enjoyable and often less stressful.
Whether you’re looking for a full-time job from home or looking to supplement an existing income there is an abundance of opportunity and roles that you can use to make money.
Here are just some of the opportunities that will enable you to work from home:
