Out with Old and in with New: Moving into an Elderly Furnished Home
Posted on August 12th, 2011 by Cristine Busser
Any seasoned mover may tell you that moving is always – we repeat – ALWAYS an adventure. There are times you may move into a house and every single light is on and faucet is running. There are other times when the previous owner left nothing but a collection of about 10 outdated TVs all over the house. Then, there is the unfortunate circumstance of acquiring the house of an elderly family member who has passed, as well as the task of sorting through a lifetime of possessions. — Read More »
Tags: cleaning, hoime decoration, reorganizing
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5 Ways to Make Your Move Easier on Your Cat
Posted on August 11th, 2011 by Javiera Aguilera
Your moving date is fast approaching. It does not seem like there are enough hours in the day! However, you furry friend is always around to greet you with a warm nudge and a cheerful meow. Make the move easier on them and have an easy transition to your new home with helpful tips from MovingCost.com. Here are just 5 ways to make your move easier on your cat. — Read More »
Tags: animals, moving with pets, pets
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5 Common Things that People Forget to Do Prior to Their Moving Day
Posted on August 10th, 2011 by Renaldo Smith
If your much talked about move is rapidly approaching, it probably feels as though you are being pulled in a million different directions right now. But as you struggle to deal with your everyday responsibilities and prepare for a move, there are some things that you can’t afford to overlook. In an effort top keep you on track, MovingCost.com has come up with a list of 5 common things that people forget. — Read More »
Tags: moving day, moving plan, preparation
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Relocating While in the Military? Know Your Covered Moving Expenses!
Posted on August 9th, 2011 by Cristine Busser
If you are moving to a new home while enlisted in the military, you may be able to deduct certain moving expenses not already reimbursed by the government. The deductions vary depending on whether you are currently active, retired overseas or a survivor of a military member who did. MovingCost.com shares with you what each category is entitled to as well as where to go to learn more information. — Read More »
Tags: costs, military move, relocation
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In Between Moves? Find Your Short-Term Housing Solutions Here!
Posted on August 8th, 2011 by Cristine Busser
Whether you are starting a new job, just completed military service or are have fallen into economic hardship, temporary housing may be just what you need before you obtain a full-time living situation. Unfortunately, if you have never looked for this form of residence before, knowing where to begin can be a struggle. Depending upon what your situation requires, there are a variety of options from which to choose. — Read More »
Tags: home, moving, Moving Tips
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