If any of these items are loitering in the back of your pantry, it’s time to let them go in favor of a more organized space.

A few intentional decisions before you pack away the decorations can save you hours next year — and make the holidays feel lighter, not louder.

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If you're coming up on this celebration-worthy milestone, give yourself the gift of a little less clutter this year.

Procrastinating, lacking a plan and tackling too much at once can derail a move. Experts say starting early and decluttering room by room helps reduce stress.

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