College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving Blog

David Bakke is a single father of a young son living in Atlanta. He writes about smart spending and financial issues on the blog Money Crashers.

Although recent credit card legislation was meant to protect consumers, it certainly had an unintended and potentially negative effect on stay-at-home parents.

Since total household incomes can no longer be taken into account for married people applying for credit, those that choose to stay at home to tend to the kids were negatively affected. However, until this mess gets straightened out (there is a new rule proposal before Congress) here are a few ways that stay-at-home moms or dads can weave their way through the madness.

Have you ever considered how clutter may affect your productivity? The study below sheds light on a simple yet elusive concept: “neatness breeds order, clutter breeds disorder.”

John has a couch he no longer wants. He is unsure about how to properly dispose of his couch, so rather than sell, donate or recycle it, he leaves it on the curb hoping it will get taken away.

Before we can adequately define “junk removal” we must consider what each word means.

Junk (n.) – (1) any old or discarded material, as metal, paper, or rags, (2) anything that is regarded as worthless, meaningless, or contemptible; trash.

Removal (n.) – (1) the act of removing, (2) change of residence, position, etc. (Source: http://www.dictionary.com)

College Hunks Hauling Junk has a very thorough interviewing process when we are looking to hire new hunks to join our team. Our definition of a hunk is a clean-cut individual that has a positive, friendly attitude.

Many college undergrads and recent grads are contemplating whether to obtain an MBA. While often viewed as a career accelerator, an MBA does require major commitments of money and time.

Here are a few questions that we get asked regularly:

College Hunks Hauling Junk’s founders, Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman, appeared on the first episode of the new reality show Shark Tank this past Sunday, August 9th on ABC. The Shark Tank TV show regularly airs on ABC at 9/8c.