Shannon Jacobs

Few events in life are as stressful as selling a home. There are ways to make it easier, though. For starters, taking care of needed home renovations prior to putting your house on the market can go a long way toward a smoother sales process. Get through it all with your sales price and sanity intact by first making some of these home improvements.

From quick and easy tweaks to major household upgrades, home renovations that promote energy efficiency are good for your wallet. Take a look at some of the ways you can lower your utility costs — thus saving money — while also helping the environment.

It’s the eternal question when your home starts to feel a bit dated: Renovate or sell? Landing on an answer gets even trickier when you’ve spent years investing your heart and soul — not to mention your cash. Check out our five renovation questions we think you should consider as you weigh your options.

When relocating for a new job, a place to call home while you’re searching for your next home can make the transition considerably less stressful. Fortunately, corporate housing is designed with the business traveler in mind and is more in tune with what a person relocating for work actually needs. Find out why you need to pack a certain way for temporary housing, what to expect when you get there, and how much all of it may cost you.

Relocating for a new job? Then you may want to consider enlisting help from relocation services. Take a look at some of the benefits as well as what you can expect from these stress-busting, time-saving, and money-saving moving experts.