It’s almost that magical time of year again – 'tis the season to choose Christmas trees, flex those decorating skills, and create the perfect centerpiece for our holiday celebrations. One question remains, though, and this year it was our Parks great debate: should the modern tree-hunter opt for a real or artificial Christmas tree?

We’ve dug up the real dirt on this decades-long tree skirmish, and we have good news: it’s not as complicated as you might think.

When analyzed from financial and environmental perspectives, one clear winner emerges – but which will be best for your home this holiday season? Read on for our advice.

Money Matters: Which Type of Tree Fits Your Budget?

Buying a traditional live tree will set you back somewhere

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Moving closer to work sounds reasonable but is it actually worth it? That’s what we want to help you answer with this article. If any of the points below sound like you, then buying a home closer to work may be the best move you could make.

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Will buying a home closer to work save you money?

Sometimes you live out of the immediate work area because of high property values, thinking that it would be less expensive to commute. But the real test is to add up the cost of living, including the mortgage payment, utilities, and property taxes PLUS the cost