21 articles from the MovingGuru Moving Guide.
Yes, there are moving boxes for rent. A single bedroom apartment owner can expect to throw down about $100 to rent moving boxes. And no, they won’t get moldy, worn-out cardboard boxes that some guy stored his dead fish collection in…
Moving Boxes · June 30, 2013
If you want to protect your things from the rain, sleet or snow, waterproof moving boxes are the way to go. Waterproof moving boxes are, essentially, plastic moving boxes that seal tightly. They prevent water from entering, and are not
Moving Boxes · June 26, 2013
If you just can’t decide how you should move, then give our moving flowchart a try. Start where it says "start here" and see where you end up. You might just find that answering the right questions will get you to
Odds & Ends · March 19, 2013
Did your moving company deliver you bent boxes and a broken couch frame? Movers are not perfect. They can, and do, break property during the moving process. And when they do, they are liable for the damage they caused. When
Moving Companies · February 10, 2013
It happens to hundreds each year. After a stressful move across the country and a day or two of unpacking, a person gets the bill from their moving company, and it’s $1,000 more than expected. It happens. And if it
Moving Companies · February 8, 2013
Got beef with your mover? The American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA) offers a program that allows you to voice your concerns. The AMSA’s arbitration program allows customers to file complaints against their moving companies. Then a third party decid…
Moving Companies · February 6, 2013
Wondering who oversees the moving world? Most professional fields have an association that watches over its businesses and customer, and moving services are no different. The American Moving and Storage Association is a central office that provides help, ad…
Moving Quotes & Contracts · February 4, 2013
We won’t candy coat. Moving is hectic. It’s sweaty. It’s tough, ruff and tumble. However, there are ways to make moving fun, at least fun like practicing for a sport can be fun. Here are our top 7 ways to make moving
Odds & Ends · January 30, 2013
Moving to the Atlantic Coast or the Gulf? The come like an army. They don’t hide; they just trudge forward, immense, imposing and unavoidable. And then, when they arrive, all hell breaks loose, with jet-like winds and rushes of seawater
Moving Safety · December 13, 2012
Moving to tornado alley? Have you ever heard tornado sirens? They sounds like angels crying. And when the sky gets sickly green and the air gets still with storm, they begin to wail. When you hear them, it’s best to
Moving Safety · December 13, 2012
Moving to an earthquake zone? If it’s minor, it feels like you’re on a boat in calm seas. The ground rolls gently beneath you, and loose items swing as if in a light breeze. If it’s major, you might as
Moving Safety · December 13, 2012
Are you a weapons owner? Gun can complicate any move. Some moving services refuse to transport them, and weapons-shipping laws can be difficult to work around. That being said, it’s entirely possible to move your guns from your old home
Odds & Ends · December 7, 2012
So, you’re flying solo, huh? Packing up and getting out of dodge like how the outlaws of the Wild West used to do it, right? Loner-style. Vagabondish. No frills, all guts and 5 o’clock shadow. Well, if you follow
DIY Moves · December 3, 2012
What is a dolly? Dollies are platforms on wheels. They are essential for moving heavy and large things, especially when you don’t have a bunch of people to help you, and sometimes even when you do. Anyone thinking about pulling a do-it-yourself
Difficult Things to Move · September 25, 2012
Don’t want to live on base? Living on base might be cheaper, but it comes with restrictions, including rules against pets and limited space and privacy. Moving off-base, though more troublesome, can result in a much more comfortable living situation
Military Moves · August 21, 2012
You know you need it, but how does insurance actually work? Insurance makes the world a cheaper, less-stressful place. If it wasn’t for insurance, we’d have to worry about suffering a financial catastrophe at every turn, and we’d be charged
Odds & Ends · July 15, 2012
Safety first on moving day… Moving can be dangerous in more ways than one. Sure, there’s always the threat of the proverbial pulled back, but picking up boxes the right way isn’t the only thing to consider. The weather, transportation,
Moving Safety · June 24, 2012
At some point almost everyone has worried about that missed payment they had a few months ago, or the maxed-out credit card sitting in the nightstand drawer. But don’t worry, there are ways to repair or improve your credit score.
Odds & Ends · November 16, 2011
At some point in life, nearly everyone will apply to get some form of financial loan. A car, a house, college, or other major purchase or investment may require financing. For that reason, financial institutions depend on credit scores to
Odds & Ends · November 16, 2011
There are a few key things that go into making up your credit report. These factors are used to calculate your numerical credit score. Your credit report is based on several factors that are reported by outside sources. You should
Odds & Ends · November 16, 2011
Your credit score can have an impact on a lot of different aspects of your spending life. It is not just a gateway to a loan. It tells a lender whether or not to give you the loan you want.
Odds & Ends · November 16, 2011
