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Which is a better option - a portable storage unit or a garage-like storage unit at a facility? I couldn't decide which was the best method for my family to use since we were going to be moving in the next year. I just knew that I had to clear a lot of our stuff out of the house before I could welcome potential buyers into the house. I went back and forth and did a lot of research about the two options and finally came to a decision that suited our needs the best. Find out what I learned about these two options right here on my blog.

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What You Need To Know About Moving Insurance

10 November 2015
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Accidents do happen, especially in the hustle and bustle of an important cross-country or intra-city move. While most moves happen without any issues, there's always the possibility for your most valued possessions to be damaged or lost during the move. Having the proper moving insurance coverage ensures that you'll be adequately compensated for any damages or losses that occur during shipment. The following provides an in-depth explanation of your insurance coverage options, as well as how to use your insurance if your items end up damaged or lost. Read More 

Five Steps To A Budget-Friendly Move

28 July 2015
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If you're like most budget-conscious people, the idea of moving sets off thoughts of money being rinsed down the drain and pockets feeling flat. Moving can be expensive. The average person spends $1,170 on an in-state move! However, if you are careful with your spending, you can ensure you fall below this average. Follow these five steps to ensure you make it through your move without emptying your wallet. Step 1: Gather free packing supplies well in advance of your move. Read More 

5 Reasons To Use Self-Storage During College

15 July 2015
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Storage units are an affordable and convenient solution to many practical problems involving a need for more storage space. They can be an especially helpful solution for college students, since college students tend to move frequently and be chronically short on storage space in their dorms or apartments. Here are five great reasons to use self-storage as a college student: Going Home for the Summer If you intend to go home for the summer instead of staying in your college town, self-storage is practically designed for you. Read More 

How To Prepare Common Kitchen Appliances For Storage

14 July 2015
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The way that you prepare your appliances for storage could mean the difference between them emerging in perfect condition and emerging so smelly that you never want to use them again. Here's a look at the right way to prepare common kitchen appliances for their time in a storage unit. Refrigerator Refrigerators develop odors very easily in storage if they are not thoroughly cleaned out and dried beforehand. Start by removing all of the shelves and drawers from the fridge. Read More 

What Moving Expenses May Your Employer Cover?

13 July 2015
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Whether you're moving across the country or simply across state lines, you may be wondering what you can do to reduce the expenses associated with relocating an entire household of belongings, people, and possibly pets. Fortunately, if you're moving to accept a new job or a promotion at your current job, your employer may help cover some of the expenses associated with your move by offering you a relocation package. Read on to learn more about what expenses may be covered by your employer, as well as what you'll need to know about the potential tax implications of accepting a relocation package. Read More