The task of moving a long distance involves many smaller steps that must be completed before you can even hit the road.
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The prospect of picking up and starting over in a brand-new place can feel quite refreshing for many people, especially those of us who feel energized and inspired with change.
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From coordinating logistics to packing all your belongings, moving can feel a bit overwhelming.
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Moving boxes, especially high-quality, sturdy ones, can seem nearly impossible to throw away after you’re finished using them. After all, it would be a shame to throw out something that could be used again for another purpose; not to mention, throwing away cardboard is terrible for the environment.
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For many Americans, downsizing to a smaller home after retirement just makes sense. After all, trading down to a more modest home will save you plenty of money and increase your cash flow, and you’re likely to spend much less time cleaning and maintaining your property than before.
Read MoreHow to Properly Pack Shoes and Boots for Your MoveIf you’re preparing for an upcoming Southern California move, there’s no doubt that you’re going to be spending a good deal of time packing.
Read MoreHow to Pack Fragile Glassware Doing most of the packing for your move is a great way to save money and keep costs down. However, you'll still want to take extra care when packing fragile glassware.
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Read MoreSimple Tips for Packing Your Dining Room Safely Moving can be stressful, especially when you don’t know how to pack fragile or awkwardly-shaped items.
Read MoreMoving can be difficult and expensive, and if you’re like many, you might be tempted to cut some corners in order to make things simpler and more affordable. For example, some people might suggest asking for used boxes from grocery and department stores.
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