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3 Home Improvement Stocks to Keep Watching

The surge in interest rates and heightened inflationary pressures dampened consumer spending in the home improvement sector. However, with the easing of inflation and indications of a potential pause in rate hikes, there is optimism for a resurgence in home improvement demand.

Given this backdrop, it might be wise to add fundamentally sound stocks Frontdoor, Inc. (FTDR), Steelcase Inc. (SCS), and Haverty Furniture Companies, Inc. (HVT) to your watchlist.

Although inflation remains at stubbornly high levels despite easing, consumer spending surged 0.8% in April, as reported by the Commerce Department. While stronger than

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Our home improvement expert shares DIY projects to help your house’s curb appeal

Expert advice for curb appeal projects you can do yourself

The front exterior of your house leaves a first impression on everyone who passes or visits. But if your home’s curb appeal isn’t so appealing, it can be visually unimpressive. Whether you are trying to sell your house or just want it to be more aesthetically appealing, there are projects you can do that aren’t extremely expensive or difficult. Even experienced DIYers need a little help.

That’s why we consulted with home improvement and tools expert Beth Allen for advice on DIY projects that are affordable yet take a home’s

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How to accomplish home improvement projects in a shaky economy

Spring is kickoff season for many kitchen remodels, bathroom updates and deck repairs, but recent economic turmoil may have homeowners questioning their home improvement plans.

Spending on home renovations is expected to slow this year because of factors such as declining home sales and values, rising interest rates, continuing inflation and rumblings of a coming recession, says Abbe Will, senior research associate with Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies.

As economic growth slows down, planning and prioritizing will be key to remodeling confidently. Here are five tips to help you remodel in an uncertain economy.

Start with an emergency

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A Flower Garden Weekend View

Happy Weekend everyone. This week, the weekend view looks a lot like summer- warm weather, sunshine filled days and blooms in the garden.

Garden Blooms

After a long cold, crazy low snow and atmospheric rain filled winter- the garden is giving us so much love and energy right now. And I am soaking up every. little. bit of it. I wandered the garden this morning before the hot weather and gathered up a big basket of beautiful peonies- I’m obsessed as you know. I spent a bit of time clipping the spent lavender too and will do a blog post

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The Home Improvement Services Market Size Is Expected To

The Best White Paint Color

I mean, that title says a lot right there. The ‘Best’ white paint color. It is really more subjective and a personal statement but even so, it is the best for our home right now and so, I am calling it the best. And since I always get so many questions about what color paint we have in our home, I thought I would share why I love the color and more about it again today.

The Best White Paint Color

There was a time back in the day when I went to Home Depot to grab paint chips to

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What is a home improvement loan and how does it work?

Home improvement projects are frequently an expensive cost that can be difficult to manage with savings alone. Fortunately, you can make these expenses more affordable by financing them through a home improvement loan.

Home improvement loans are often unsecured and carry significantly lower rates than credit cards. They also have fixed interest rates, so your payments will remain the same over the life of the loan. That said, there are several factors to consider before applying for one.

What is a home improvement loan?

Home improvement loans are a type of personal loan designed to fund emergency repairs, projects or

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3 Energy-Saving Home Improvement Ideas

(Family Features) Making improvements around the house to curb energy usage is not only good for the environment, it can make a big impact on your utility bills, too.

Energy-efficient appliances are a good starting point as you work to reduce your home’s overall energy usage. Depending on local tax laws, you may also qualify for tax incentives for these purchases.

There are also relatively simple DIY projects you can do around the house to improve energy conservation.

Seal water leaks. Gaps around windows, doors and other openings are major contributors to wasted energy. In the winter, they let cold

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