Moving Out on Your Own
Moving out on your own is a big step in your life. Whether you’ll be staying in a residence during your post-secondary education, renting an apartment or buying a home, there are several things to consider before you commit to any living arrangement.
- Costs of moving out
Learn about moving-related expenses and options for cutting costs, such as living with a roommate. - Can you afford to move?
Make sure your credit report is in good shape and review your needs and wants, financial goals, and budget. - Renting versus buying
Things to consider before choosing to rent or buy a home. - Rental agreements
What’s included and who to contact with any questions or complaints. - Housing frauds and scams
Learn how to protect yourself from rental and real estate scams. - Moving Out Worksheets
Use these worksheets to track your start-up and ongoing expenses, figure out what’s important to you in a place to live, and compare housing options.
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