3/16/2018

How To Turn Your Boring Basement Into A Trendy Home Office

3/16/2018 02:44:00 AM Family and Home , 2 Comments
When you’re a huge lover of home decor, you may find that you soon run out of rooms to style. As a self-starter and someone that just wants to get things done, you’ve probably been around the entire house and transformed each room into a stunning showroom worthy space. And that can be incredibly satisfying. But, then when you make a life-changing decision such as setting up your own business or working from home, you may feel as if you’re going to have to rejig all of your hard work. But, you don’t! Just look down! That boring old basement that you never use is the perfect place to build your stylish home office in. So let’s get rid of the stuff you’re storing in it and get to work!
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3/15/2018

5 Signs You’re the Coolest Girl at the Office

3/15/2018 05:13:00 AM Career , Lifestyle 1 Comments


At the office, there’s always this one go-to person. There’s always a guy or a gal who everyone likes, who the boss trusts, who the co-workers want to hang out with. We all want to be that person – someone with buckets of charm, with an easy grin, with a clever quip for every situation. Are you that girl? Do you have that kind of personal magnetism that draws people in? Let’s check!
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Keeping Your Will Safe – Where Can You Store It

3/15/2018 05:05:00 AM Health and Finances , 0 Comments

Your will is one of the most important documents that you will need to draft, but it is crucial that you store in a safe place. Writing a Will is a challenging task but making sure that you are keeping it safe where only your executors can find it when they need it should be the priority.

If at all the Will is misplaced or if your executors do not find it after your death, then your wishes may not be followed and the people you wanted to inherit your property will not be able to do so.

Although there is no legal requirement as to where you should register, deposit or store your Will, there are certain places that people have their preference. Be careful where you decide to place your Will, make sure that you inform your executors about it so that they can find it immediately following your death.
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