So you’ve decided to move in together. How exciting!
You have the basics all sorted (like expectations, finances, responsibilities etc) so now it’s time to look at what you actually need to move … and whether you’ll actually have the space for it …
Sometimes moving back in with your parents feels like failure. But sometimes it just makes sense.
There are a multitude of reasons for deciding to move back home, some good, some not so good.
Hands up who made a New Year Resolution to Declutter?!
With the Christmas decorations taken down :-( it's a perfect opportunity to get stuck in to that Resolution to declutter the house once and for all!
You've made a New Year Resolution to declutter your home ... but daunting reality is setting in.
Where do you actually start?!
It can be easy to forget, with all the excitement/stress of moving, that that there is a Moving House Etiquette that should be followed when moving out of a property.
The basic Rule of Thumb is that you should leave your house (whether rented or sold) in the same way as you'd expect your new place to be left.
Read on to find out exactly what's expected ...
Hurray! The clocks have gone forward! And you can emerge, eyes blinking in the unaccustomed sunlight, from your hibernation!
The college and university year is about to start. With a bit of luck, you have secured somewhere to stay while you study. It’s great if you’re moving in with a friend that you know. And it’s exciting to meet a new potential friend in a new room mate, but both come with a host of challenges
For successful cohabitation, there’s really just two tips you need to remember …
