The time has come to move from the family home into a space that’s smaller and more manageable. But how do you cull the collection of things that represent the life you’ve lived in that home?

Do you procrastinate? You’re not alone. It’s easy to say “I’ll do it tomorrow” when faced with a project. But if you keep putting it off, you run the risk of racing the clock to complete it at the last minute.

The process of buying and selling property, leasing or renting, downsizing or a lateral move is expensive. There’s no 2-ways around it. With a little planning & organization…

You’ve found a new location, the boxes are packed, the garage sales finished and you’re ready to go – but what about the furry friends who share your home? Sometimes in the bustle of getting ready to relocate, we forget about the stress and strain a move puts on our pets.

You’ve made the decision, your house is listed, and you’re hunting for a new home. We all know moving house is expensive, so how do you lessen the financial blues while working your way through a move? Use what you have.

Don’t Make a Bad Move Be a Bad Movie. Moving is hard. There’s no two ways around it. It’s stressful, it can take forever, and it causes mountains of upheaval – and that’s all before you land in your new home.

You search for your mover online and pick one of the top ads.  The company asks you to fill in a form which has questions about how big your home is and how many boxes you will be moving amongst other questions.  You are ecstatic – you fill in one form and you have 5 or 6 quotes come back to you in no time at all.  Your work is done, because everyone has told you to get at least 3 quotes.