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How to Avoid Moving Scams

You’ve heard the stories—movers losing clients’ precious items, holding their valuables ransom, etc. Scammers know how stressful moving is and take advantage of individuals looking for help. Here’s how to avoid the frauds. Low Estimates Beware of low-ball price quotes. The saying, “If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is,”  applies to […]

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3 Ways to Reuse Your Moving Boxes

Once you’ve unpacked your belongings, you’ve probably found yourself surrounded by boxes upon boxes. Many people decide to throw these boxes away, but cardboard boxes can always be repurposed and in a variety of ways. Here are three ways to to reuse moving boxes after your move. Furniture Sliders Your move may not be over […]

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International Office Relocation

Opening or moving your existing office to another country is an exciting privilege not many companies get to experience. Once you’ve discovered which employees will be making the move, you can begin the process of making this move as efficient as possible for your business. Visas and/or Work Permits Require that your employees apply for […]

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Moving a Medical Facility

Moving a medical facility should always be left in expert hands. Unlike other moves, medical facility moves can greatly impact others’ lives. If an MRI machine is improperly handled during a move, for instance, it could affect a patient’s life in the future. While employers should never attempt to take on the move themselves, they […]

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May is National Moving Month

May is known as National Moving Month because it’s the busiest season for relocation. In fact, May 1st was historically considered Moving Day in 19th century New York. Why do so many people decide to move in May? School Many families do not wish to take their children out of school in the middle of the school […]

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Moving into a Retirement Home

Helping an older loved one move into a retirement can be an emotionally difficult process. It’s important that this type of move be as stress-free as possible and handled sensitively. Tips for Moving Reduce—Use this time to help your loved one go through their belongings. Retirement homes are significantly smaller than houses. Your loved one […]

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How to Move a Crib

Cribs are not cheap. Experts say they can cost anywhere from a $125 to $350. Therefore, it’s understandable why parents want to take precaution when moving their crib to a new home. Packing a crib also brings on hygienic challenges as newborns have yet to build up their immune system. Moving a crib involves three major steps: […]

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How to Move with Pets

What to Do When Packing For most people, preparing for the move itself can be stressful; meanwhile pets are creatures of routine and changes can exacerbate stress for dogs, cats and other sensitive pets. When pet owners are packing, it can be useful to have a pet stay in a room which will be packed last. Additionally, […]

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Moving No Longer Tax Deductible

Previously, taxpayers had the ability to deduct the reasonable costs of moving, along with travel costs if they qualified. An individual could claim an above-the-line deduction (non-itemized) for moving expenses if their move was work-related. As an alternative, an individual’s employer could reimburse the employee for moving expenses. An individual was able to deduct moving expenses if: Their […]

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Moving Your Home Theater

The home theater is the pride and joy of many homeowners. Unfortunately, if you’re planning on moving, it can also be one of the biggest challenges you’ll face. Home theater equipment tends to be quite bulky, especially if you’ve invested a lot into creating an in-home movie experience. The following are tips for packing up […]

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