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Five Things To Consider Before Getting A Mortgage

November 5, 2020 5 Comments
5 Things to consider before getting a mortgage

Here are five things to consider before getting a mortgage: buying your own home is an exciting process, but there are a few things to think about first.

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Employment

Jobs To Do During Coronavirus Lockdown

November 1, 2020 No Comments
Jobs To Do During Coronavirus Lockdown

Jobs to do during coronavirus lockdown – from key worker roles to home-based jobs and future income streams, here are some ideas for lockdown employment.

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Life

How To Quit Christmas

October 26, 2020 3 Comments
How to quit Christmas

How to quit Christmas, from someone who’s done it: I stopped celebrating Christmas decades ago and haven’t looked back. Here’s how to make quitting easier.

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Home & Garden, Money

40 Questions To Ask When Buying A House

October 26, 2020 10 Comments
40 questions to ask when buying a house.

These 40 questions to ask when buying a house will tell you whether you’ll need to walk away, or how much you’ll have to spend on redecorating and repairs.

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Featured, Home & Garden

How To Add Value To Your Home

October 18, 2020 No Comments
How To Add Value To Your Home | Red Front Door

As you probably know, houses are certainly not as cheap as they used to be! The value of real estate continues to increase through the years, which means that the longer you put off buying a house, the more expensive it can get in the future. The ability of real […]

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