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Topic: Moving Guides & Tips

Moving Guides & Tips

If possible, get a floor plan of your future residence, or make one to scale on graph paper. Try to fit your furniture in the mock-up. If it won’t fit on paper, it won’t fit when you arrive. Which means, you’ll have to make other arrangements. It’s important to know what you are bringing to…

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Employee Relocation, Moving Guides & Tips

The more stuff you move, the more it’s going to cost you. On long distance moves, the main cost factors are weight and distance, while local moves are calculated by handling time and added services, like packing. Here are some creative approaches to cut weight and costs from your upcoming move. Ignore the “I-might-need-it-someday” syndrome Don’t…

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Moving Guides & Tips

Plan ahead A little time and thought can make a big difference in the relocation to your new home. Your local Wheaton World Wide Moving agent will complete a free, no-obligation moving estimate to give you the best idea of cost and range of services available. To save time and reduce costs, check out the weekly planning…

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Moving Guides & Tips

U.S. News selected 10 key attributes that many people look for in a retirement spot, along with a city that excels in meeting each need. Here are their recommendations for the Top 10 Places to Retire in 2012: Pleasant year-round weather: Flagstaff, Arizona Affordable mountain town: Boone, North Carolina Water views on a budget: Traverse…

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Moving Guides & Tips

Here’s a look at the top five metro markets based on year-over-year price changes: Metro Area Home Value Year-Over-Year Price Change (10/10 – 10/11) Peak Fall From Peak Tulsa, Okla. $101,000 6.2 percent October 2011 0 percent Oklahoma City, Okla. $105,900 3.1 percent October 2011 0 percent Lincoln, Neb. $127,400 2.7 percent February 2006 -2.7…

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Moving Guides & Tips

Moving day has arrived. Now what? We put together a checklist for you so you know exactly what to do on moving day. Plan to be at your current home when our movers arrive and throughout the loading of your shipment. If you’re not able to be there, make sure the driver has the name…

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