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Helpful Tips for Buying New Appliances
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Episode 137: Learn some helpful tips about buying new appliances. Find ways to save money on appliances and considerations for when moving to a new house.
Sean is navigating the divorce process while closing on a house. This week, his money is going toward moving into the new home without time for planning. While Sean will be taking time to furnish his new home, he had to invest in a washer, dryer, and fridge.
Tips for Buying New Appliances
Here are some helpful tips for buying new appliances:
- Shop around at local department stores and keep an eye out for deals. Compare prices between shops.
- Consider the extras: a warranty, free delivery and set-up, etc.
- If you’re moving, register to forward your email with USPS. You will sometimes get coupons that can go toward appliance purchases.
- Do you need a new appliance? You can find parts online or by calling the manufacturer. It’s often easy to DIY with YouTube.
- Think hard about the bells and whistles. Do you need a dishwasher that dries your dishes or can you get by? The more stuff you put in, the more stuff that can break.
- Don’t forget to look on Amazon!
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Disclaimer: Kevin and Sean are not professional financial advisors. Do not take any advice they give without first speaking with a professional and performing your own due diligence.
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