Moving Products Made in the USA

Moving Products Made in the USA

This week we feature some of our favorite U.S.A made moving products, in honor of Independence Day, and our undying support for all things American! The Fourth of July is a day to celebrate the birth of our great country and be thankful for the freedoms we have been...

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4 Tips for Towing a Trailer

4 Tips for Towing a Trailer

When it comes to do-it-yourself moves, preparation and safety are both key. If you are renting a trailer to move your furniture and belongings, then take a look at our top four tips for a safe trailering experience. 1. Load the trailer heavy in the front The way you...

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Keeping Your Kids Entertained During the Move

It is a well-known fact that kids are especially restless. When it comes to a cross-country move, how can you keep them entertained during long stretches on the road? Below, we share some of our favorite activities to keep your kids busy during the move. These...

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Keep the Blood Flowing: Exercises for Your Move

Keep the Blood Flowing: Exercises for Your Move

Packing up your moving truck and heading to another state can be an exciting and memorable experience. Spending hours at a time driving, however, can be tiring. Even though you may be spending a full day or more in your U-Haul, you don’t have to forego exercising....

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Healthy Snacks for Your Move

Healthy Snacks for Your Move

As you prepare to pack up the moving truck and head toward your new home, it’s important to spend time planning the snacks you will take with you for the road. Once the hunger pangs strike, you may be far from any version of health food and only have the option of...

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Change of Address Checklist: Who to Notify First

Change of Address Checklist: Who to Notify First

There are so many things to take care of when you move—packing, reserving a truck, and coordinating moving help. Changing your address may be the last thing on your mind. But this list will help you prioritize which companies to notify prior to your move and which...

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Planning Ahead: Mapping your Move

Planning Ahead: Mapping your Move

Spring has sprung and summer is here so it’s time to plan ahead and make the most of your summer move. Almost every city or town has a story to it, whether it’s something in history books, the population size or being home to some of the best eats around. Take a few...

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Keep It or Toss It? Packing up Your Home for the Move

Keep It or Toss It? Packing up Your Home for the Move

Packing up the items in your home for the big move can be a great opportunity to organize things and get rid of old items. But, how do you know which items to keep and which items to toss? Our guide below will help you determine the best items to take with you and the...

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Destinations for Your Move: Top 10 Most Popular Cities

Destinations for Your Move: Top 10 Most Popular Cities

People are flocking to Houston, at least according to the U-Haul National Migration Trend Report. For the third year in a row, Houston was one of the most popular moving destinations in 2011. The report, titled “The 2011 Top 50 U.S. Destination Cities", is based on...

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How to Organize Your Move Using Pinterest

How to Organize Your Move Using Pinterest

Have you heard about Pinterest? It's a “virtual pinboard” that combines social media, photo sharing and bookmarking.  Pinterest allows you to organize your interests and share them with the world.  Anything that you find on the web, or any pictures you upload, can be...

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Hilarious Moving Accident. Don’t Let This Happen To You!

Hilarious Moving Accident. Don’t Let This Happen To You!

When it comes to movers, not all movers are created equal. Some moving companies are prone to accidents and look like they hired the offspring of the Three Stooges...Moe, Larry and Curly. So, how do you find safe, affordable help when it comes to moving? One approach...

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How to Deduct Your Moving Expenses on Your Taxes

How to Deduct Your Moving Expenses on Your Taxes

Did you know that many moving expenses may be tax-deductible? Check with the IRS in order to determine what is deductible and what is not deductible from your move in 2011. Hopefully, you kept all your 2011 moving-related receipts in a "Moving" folder. If not, then...

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