6 Ways to Cut Costs on Your Next Move

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Grant of CT 2:13AM October 01, 2012

Refugee in America survival tips: Change our 401k into an I.R.A. then remove your money. Sell everything in a yard sale. Cancel all your credit Cards then cut them up. Cancel those Phone plans to and get a track phone.
For those with under age children put those in foster care before they are taken away. Remember 45.000 people die a year in the first Great Depression.
Save only what you need to camp with. Buy as much camping gear as your family can carry! Find a place to camp out. Buy only Non perishable food. Find out where the local food banks are. Keep hydra rated! Remember gas for the vehicles will run out. Get a mail box. Find a public swimming pool with a shower to bath and change. Remember gas for the vehicles will run out.
Find a wifi connection. We use the Holiday Inn wifi. Keep in touch with future Employers. Keep up with your Hygiene. When you become sick find a free clinic.
Don’t give up! You are not alone! An estimated 2.6 million people have been kicked off the grid already and 1.5 million will be joining you soon. Just because you have been removed from the grid does not mean you no longer exist. You’re down not invisible hold your head up keep a positive attitude, Remember to vote. Keep trying this is America.

Richard of OK 2:20PM July 10, 2010

i love the blog and the advices. and it will be really lovely if i can get the book!!

eunice borero 4:35AM July 05, 2010

Check with other before throwing away good...
prepare large items like chairs, beds-frames, floor lamps etc., call Goodwill and they will tell you how and when they will pick-up.
Also, make sure you call family member that are having a hard time getting start after being hit in this bad economy. They may need some of your goods!
Finally, tell your pastor/church that you are moving and post a card there.

Sandra Arceneaux of CA 11:43PM July 04, 2010

when deciding on what to keep, keep this in mind. For what ever you decide to do, If it is too good to throw away try to sell it or use it as a donation. This way if you can sell it you can use the money for the move, and if you cann't sell it you might be able to use it as a deduction for charaty.

Everett of PA 11:26PM July 04, 2010

Have someone help you that is not ATTACHED to objects or possessions. It is a lot easier to get rid of stuff when someone else is asking why have you been keeping this and you do not have an answer!!

elaine of WI 4:00PM July 04, 2010

cutting your un-wanted clothing can cut the cost of packing materials. shredding excess paper is also a good packing sorce.
for long hall moving,, make sure the gratuity isn't already in the price.
if moving yourself, check your milage, you can probable get a one way rental, instead of a small daily truck.

patricia coons of NH 12:22PM July 04, 2010