You're moving! Yikes! Don't panic: although moving can be an intense and exhausting experience (it's one of the biggest causes of stress), breaking it down into week-by-week tasks can make it much more manageable. Here's what to do when -- to make your move as easy as possible.
Anne Krueger
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Create a file to hold every detail of your move, from estimates and receipts to maps of your new town and lists of hot spots your kids might like.
Check out the Chamber of Commerce for interesting info on your new destination.
Start interviewing movers and asking for face-to-face estimates.
Review your moving budget, and check with the IRS about which moving expenses might be deductible.
If your car or boat has to be moved, start researching special companies that ship automobiles and boats.
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