Moving

Moving to a new home is exciting — but when your move lands between June and August, you're also signing up for peak moving season. Between soaring temperatures, packed schedules, and increased demand for moving services, a summer move can feel like a lot to juggle. It’s also the best season to move for a lot of people, though. No school, clearer roads, and nicer weather mean less to worry about. But can the good outweigh the bad? With the right tips for moving in the summer, you can bet on it.

Compared to traditional moving options, companies like PODS provide a hybrid moving approach that can be tailored to your unique situation. You can even have your belongings transported directly to your new home or keep them stowed in a secure storage facility for as long as you need. Is it the right fit for you, though? Our guide is here to teach you everything you need to know about moving long-distance with moving containers.

Moving may not be rocket science, but it can seem pretty complicated sometimes. So, we decided to put together a list of answers to the most common moving questions people ask. Bonus: You’ll find all kinds of helpful moving tips and nuggets of advice within.

Wondering how you'll downsize your home? Here are some tips I used when I downsized to live on a sailboat. (You may not be planning to live on a sailboat, but these decluttering tips will work for you too.)

Visiting campuses, wrapping up your senior year, spending quality time with friends, getting that first acceptance letter — the transition from high school to college is filled with milestones you’ll remember forever. But in the midst of the joy, there can also be some anxiety — especially when it comes to packing up your belongings and moving away for college. Fortunately, we’ve compiled a handy college move-in checklist to help you through the process.