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How To Turn a Closet Into a Home Office Nook on a Budget

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I and others talked about how to turn your closet into a home office on a budget on yahoo finance.

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@khariwashington Kicked Out Of The Office?#homedecor #homeoffice #realestate #personalfinance #workfromhome ♬ original sound – Khari Washington

I know someone whose boss kicked them out of the office. A friend of mine was told she was going back to the office a long time ago and they’ve never called her in. So she needs home office space. If you don’t have a lot of space you can turn a closet into an office.

You don’t have to buy an expensive chair to make a closet office. A dining room chair or comfortable folding chair will do if you are on a budget. If a closet has overhead storage, keep that because vertical space is valuable. If your wardrobe doesn’t have plugs, don’t hire an electrician, just get extension cords and strips to bring power to the area. If the closet is a walk-in closet, change out the door with one that has some glass that you can see through. Seeing the outside will make the space feel bigger. Use an all-in-one printer so you can print, scan, and copy from one device and not take up much room. Please comment on how you would make a closet office space. Full article I and others talked about this on yahoo finance in the info.

10 Home Upgrades That Will Cost YOu Less Than $100

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In a GoBankingRates and MSN article, I and others talked about 10 Home Upgrades That Will Cost You Less Than $100. Check out what we said in the article and video below.

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10 Home Upgrades That Will Cost You Less Than $100 ##homedecor ##interiordesign ##personalfinance ##lifehack ##realestate ##khariwashington ##landscaping

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Hey what’s up everybody on Msn.com and Gobankingrates.com I and a few others contributed for an article that talked about ten home upgrades that you can do that cost less than $100. Two of my favorites from that article were to upgrade your kitchen cabinet hardware and to get solar lights for the yard. I like upgrading the kitchen hardware because kitchen and baths sell homes and by just upgrading the handles and knobs on your kitchen hardware you can actually make your kitchen look better. I also like getting solar lights for the yard. It’s a very inexpensive way to make your yard look good. You can highlight different areas and a cut and manicured yard looks that much better with solar lights highlighting its features. So those are two tips that I liked. What are some of your favorite inexpensive ways to upgrade a home?

60+ Clever Ways To Lower Your Household Bills And Save Money

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In Reader’s Digest, I and others talked about clever ways to lower your household bills and save money. Check out what we said in the article and video below.

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So in Reader’s Digest, I and a few others talked about 60 clever ways to lower your household bills and save money. Here’s some of my favorites from that article.
Number one, sign a lease in the fall or winter. When you sign a lease in the fall and winter, you can save up to 7% on your lease because most people move during the spring and summer when their kids are out of school.
Another one I like, and this one hits close to home, is don’t pre-wash your dishes if you have a dishwasher. Most current dishwashers are extremely strong, and they wash great. When you pre-wash, you waste water, and when you waste water, you waste money. I like it because I did it anyway, and it’s cool to see that it actually saves money.
One of the last ones I’d like to point out is using ceiling fans and portable fans. Ceiling fans and portable fans can lower the temperature four to six degrees in a room. So you use less A/C, which also saves you more money. 
So what do you think?
What are some of your favorite money-saving tips?