When planning a move especially over a long distance one of the first questions people ask themselves is whether to hire a full-service moving company or go the DIY route While full-service movers off ...

Moving to a new city can be costly, especially if you're leaving a small town. Start by expanding your list of options.

You might be looking forward to moving to a new home or office but the costs can quickly get out of hand From hiring reasonably priced moving services to purchasing packing materials expenses can pile ...

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McKee opted to include state Treasurer James Diossa's bid to create a "Baby Bonds" program that would put $3,000 into an interest-accruing trust for late-in-life use by each child born into poverty.

a tax on home rentals and some digital ads, a cigarette tax hike, and turning the truck tolls back on are highlights of a budget plan unveiled by Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee’s team Thursday.

The first proposal would apply the 5 percent state hotel tax to “whole-home short-term rentals” such ... And the budget calls for resuming the truck tolls that had been stopped after a federal ...