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December 2024 Newsletter for CRTS™

December 19, 2024 Jennifer Buchanan

Welcome to the December edition of the newsletter for CRTS™ certificants!

7 Genius Ways to Maximize Space in a Small Apartment

Living in a small apartment can sometimes feel like a game of Tetris — every piece of furniture must fit just right. Whether you’re a city dweller making the most of your studio or someone in a cozy one-bedroom, maximizing the space in a small rental is key to creating a functional, stylish, and comfortable home. But don’t worry, it’s easier (and more fun) than it seems.

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Warning: As Holiday Spending Surges, So Will Fraud

With scammers looking to take advantage of consumers from all angles, new AARP survey research reveals that people need to be vigilant this holiday season as they buy gifts, book their travel arrangements, and donate to charities. According to a recent national survey of nearly 1,900 U.S. adults, more than three-quarters (82 percent) have encountered some kind of fraudulent activity.

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Home Safety Tips for Older Adults

With loved ones living longer and needing more care, many families struggle with the best way to help an aging relative. More than three-quarters of U.S. adults age 50 and older want to stay in their current homes for as long as possible, but 1 in 10 adults over 65 reported having difficulty living in or using their home, including climbing the stairs, according to an October 2023 U.S. Census Bureau report.

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