Category: Auto

(NAPSI)—Did you know that more Americans are expected to hit the road this summer than last? If you’re one of them, we know you have a lot on your mind, planning where you’ll go and what you’ll do, but don’t forget to also prepare your vehicle for the haul ahead. Whether the jaunt is 50 Read More …

MOVING IDEAS Tips For A 100 Percent Hassle-Free Move

(NAPSI)—Moving can be a hassle, stressful and emotional. If you’re considering a move, know you’re not alone. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 40 million Americans moved in 2016. That’s a lot of moving. “Every year, people take on the frustrating experience of moving,” said Adam Doron, CEO of Unpakt, an online platform designed to Read More …

COLLEGE CORNER Ten Tips On Traveling Away From School

(NAPSI)—As Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) is quoted in numerous graduation speeches, “Oh, the places you’ll go.” Most graduates discover, however, that the first place they go is away from school. Whether you’re going back to your parents’ place, your new grad school housing or a place of your own (with or without roommates), you have Read More …

DIY RV Maintenance Tips

(NAPSI)—In order to truly enjoy the great outdoors, routine RV maintenance is essential. These three tasks will help extend the life of your RV, quiet squeaking parts and prevent breakdowns. Check your owner’s manual because timing and instructions vary by vehicle. Quiet Squeaks and Prevent Sticking Here’s a good way to tell your rig’s slide-outs, Read More …

MOVING IDEAS Three Ways To Save

(NAPSI)—Every year, some 35 million Americans move to a new home. If you’re ever among them, you should know that three simple steps can help you go a long way toward more savings and less stress: Downsize. Donate, sell or toss anything you don’t love, need or use. Pay special attention to bulky, heavy stuff Read More …

CAR CORNER Don’t Drive Damaged Goods

(NAPSI)—More than 725,000 vehicles driven on U.S. roads every day may be dangerous, according to new research from Carfax. These vehicles were damaged so severely in an accident, by fire or flood that DMVs across the country require permanent title marks to warn people about the damage. Still, thousands are back on the road in Read More …