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Finding Furniture for Your New Place

Published January 3, 2012

Finding Furniture

For many people, moving their furniture to their new home simply isn’t worth it.  Simply moving a bed can cost hundreds of dollars, or more.  However, while these people might save money by selling their stuff or leaving it behind when they move, they’ll need to buy it again for their new home.  Fortunately, there are a number of options.

Furniture Stores / Department Stores – national chains like Sears and Ikea have all sorts of furniture, but there are also many local shops as well, which could provide more unique furniture.

Salvation Army / Thrift Store – these places are hit and miss, but you could get lucky and find a good, soft couch for $20.

Craigslist – many people are trying to sell their furniture online in every city across the nation at this very moment, and some are even just trying to dump it off on someone else for free.

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