Fresh Out of College and Moving Into Your Own Place - Furnish It Without Breaking the Bank
Furniture Hunting for the Freshly Independent Individual
By Kevin Kreusch, published Jul 22, 2007
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What's a newly independent individual like yourself going to do?
Well, there are alternatives to getting angry calls from Capital One representatives about past due bills or a maxed-out credit card. You do not necessarily have to increase your debt load. Deals exist if you have the time and patience to look. Do not high-tail it to Sears just yet. Put your car keys down and spend five minutes looking at possible money-saving alternatives.
1.) Garage Sales
A garage sale exists because people need to "get rid of" stuff that no longer fits their needs. Perhaps they are moving or upgrading furniture. This presents the perfect opportunity for a young college graduate to get decent furniture at pennies on the dollar. Finding garage sales does not necessarily mean having a good eye as you drive down the street and spot a sign on the side of the road. Your local Penny-savers, (in many cases delivered to your house whether you want it or not) has a section specifically for garage sales taking place in your area. Be sure to show up early before others for a garage sale and keep in mind any price is negotiable. Check used furniture for wear and tear, inspecting springs, bolts, and cushions before you purchase. In some instances, delivery may be negotiated as well.
2.) Craigslist.com
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