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- 18. June 2010: Name the Orella Moves newsletter
- 12. June 2010: “Hidden costs of moving to a new home”
- 29. May 2010: Recareer and relocate for your retirement?
- 21. May 2010: Best time to plan for retirement?
- 13. May 2010: What worries you most about retirement?
- 27. April 2010: "Quality of life" factors key to relocating Boomers
- 11. April 2010: Finding community when retiring and relocating
- 10. April 2010: Options other than living with family in retirement
- 1. April 2010: Setting rules and boundaries for multigenerational living
- 1. April 2010: Amenity moves versus necessity moves in retirement
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“Hidden costs of moving to a new home”
I am excited to have been quoted in the article “Hidden costs of moving to a new home” at Bankrate.com.
Residents fed up with high property taxes or expensive housing may be tempted to relocate to a home in a lower-cost region. However, Teresa Luetjen-Keeler, president of Orella Moves and a Certified Relocation and Transition Specialist in Fanwood, N.J., says people who fail to do their homework may get burned.
“Whether you are moving by choice or by necessity, you should evaluate all the costs of relocating because costs vary a lot even within a metropolitan area,” she says.
For the full article, go to http://www.bankrate.com/finance/real-estate/hidden-costs-of-moving-to-a-new-home-1.aspx
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