8 TIPS ON RELOCATING TO NEW ZEALAND

 

Research the area: Before you move, it’s important to research the area you plan to live in and familiarize yourself with the local culture, lifestyle, and cost of living. Read more..

HOW TO PACK A SURVIVAL KIT FOR A LONG DISTANCE MOVE

 

A good survival kit should have the supplies you need to last you and your family for at least three to seven days. It should also have a wide variety of items, including food and water.

In addition to these, you should also have a few extra items to keep you going in case of an emergency. These could include a solar power bank or portable generator, flashlights, headlamps, water storage containers, and an extra set of car keys. Read more..

THE HIDDEN COSTS OF MOVING

 

The key to budgeting is to start early. Create a monthly budget based on your income and projected expenses. Then, track your spending for a few months to see how much you’re spending and what changes you need to make.

It’s also important to have emergency funds to cover medical costs, theft, and repatriation. You can build an emergency fund by putting money aside every month and saving it until you reach six months of savings. Read more..

SUSTAINABLE MOVING – HOW TO MAKE YOUR MOVE ECO-FRIENDLY

 

Before you start packing, take some time to declutter. This will reduce the number of boxes you need to tote between homes, save money on packing supplies, and simplify your unpacking process once you get to your new home.

You can also use containers you already have like suitcases, backpacks, camp trunks, duffel bags, and reusable grocery bags to transport your items to your new home. This will minimize the amount of boxes you need and cut down on waste by avoiding plastic bags and wrapping paper. Read more..