In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can get free boxes at places like grocery stores, liquor stores, and sometimes where you work. Ask friends or family if they have any spare boxes that you can use. Sites like Craigslist and Freecycle may also have people looking to get rid of their boxes. If you don't have enough moving boxes, you can always use garbage bags, backpacks, or luggage that you already own. Store your belongings in shelves or things that can act as storage space. You can also wrap items in blankets or linens instead of using a bag or box. Using your own car or truck will eliminate the expense of hiring movers or a moving truck. If you have a smaller car, your move may require multiple trips. This is more viable if you're moving to a new home in the same town or city. Save wherever you can. Try to cut back on how much you spend on things like food, clothing, and entertainment. Look for sales and cancel subscriptions that you don't need. Find other unnecessary expenses and eliminate them so that you can save as much as possible. Other ways to save include quitting smoking, cooking at home, and limiting the use of your credit card. Turn off lights and appliances to decrease your monthly bills. You can also avoid late fees by paying bills on time.
Summary: Get free moving boxes instead of paying for them. Find other free packing materials in your house. Use your vehicle instead of renting a moving truck. Save your money and try to cut your cost of living.

One of the first steps for those who are already working in a medical office of medical billing and coding and want to work at home is to inquire about any available choices that the employer grants to long-term workers. Ask about a time frame for arranging work-from-home opportunities, or what sorts of situations would allow you to work at home. Individuals who show themselves to be capable, reliable, and independent self-starters will eventually earn the autonomy necessary to propose working from home. Over time, you may shift your office job into a work-at-home role by carefully negotiating with management or making job changes within your chosen career field. If a current employer will not allow you to work from home, it's possible that others will. Many medical billing and coding professionals need to pursue additional opportunities while working a job in order to keep earning income while finding work-at-home options. If you can't find medical billing and coding jobs from home, you may be able to use the above qualifications and expertise to start your own medical billing and coding business. You'll need to figure out how to deal with legislation like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and other industry-specific requirements. But if you have the ability to start a business, as well as competence in medical billing and coding, you could find that self-employment is a better option for a work-at-home career. Whether your employer allows you to work from home or you start your own business, you will need to create an appropriate home space to complete the work. In order to set up a work-life boundary for a home office, it's best to use a spare bedroom or some other dedicated space. Being able to compartmentalize these spaces at home increases productivity and cuts down on distractions. Since the job heavily entails translating a patient's records with a provider into billable language for insurance companies, you must still be able to connect to a medical office to access their records. Luckily, nearly all doctors have moved to digitizing this information. The doctor's office with which you work or are contracted will have specific network settings to share in order to ensure that you have access to the proper records and materials. The home computer from which you work will need the appropriate medical billing software as well. Certain area doctors or insurance companies may be specific about the software they want you to use. You will also still need access to a phone line that you can use for work-related purposes. Medical billers especially need to be able to contact patients as well as insurance companies directly to follow up on the status of invoices. Since even the most proficient medical coder cannot memorize the thousands upon thousands of medical billing codes, reference materials should always be kept on hand. Additionally, some medical billing software may have integrated look-up tools to help assist with the reference process. One of the biggest additional responsibilities when working in the field from home is obeying the statutes of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The law includes the confidential handling of patient information, so it necessitates always working with patient records and personal information from secured connections.
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One-sentence summary -- Ask employers about work-at-home opportunities. Negotiate a work-from-home position. Consider changing jobs. Think about going out on your own. Set up your home office. Connect to a medical office. Always act in accordance with HIPAA guidelines.

Problem: Article: Although you can't bring in coolers, your best bet on saving money throughout the day is to eat your own food. Pack sandwiches and snacks that you can munch on during your time in the park, so that even if you don't solely eat the food you bring, you won't be so reliant on purchasing food. It is also good to bring plenty of your own water and liquids, as keeping hydrated will keep you less hungry, and purchasing liquids inside the park can be quite expensive. Avoid buying food throughout the day if you're able, especially sugary snacks that will just leave you feeling more hungry afterwards. Set a budget for snacks so that you are forced to avoid spending. Adding a dining plan to your vacation package is a great way to save money on food if you book your vacation through the official Disney site. Doing so can save you up to 20 percent on food over the course of your stay. To find the cheapest options, go to the Vacation Package Guide page. Adjust the "Dining Style" dial to "Counter Service" to filter for the cheaper dining packages. You can also learn all about the available meal plans at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/planning-guides/in-depth-advice/disney-dining-plan/. Keep in mind that certain items, including alcoholic beverages, are not included in the cost of any dining plan that you purchase. Yes, four sets of Mickey Mouse ears might sound like fun now, but if you're really trying to budget you'll need to cut out spending on everything except for what you absolutely need. Of course, it's totally reasonable to have a budget set aside for certain 'fun' things inside the park, but just know how much you're willing to spend before you start spending. It's easy to feel like something is worth buying in the moment, but later on it's likely that you'll regret your spur of the moment purchase. Look for free pins and items around the park that you can keep as souvenirs. A park map that you mark off along the way may work nicely. Make sure to discuss your budget with your family as best you can prior to entering the park, so as to avoid any possible meltdowns/temper tantrums.
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Bring your own food. Add dining to your package on Disney's website. Only spend money on necessities.