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Tuesday, May 10 2011 - By Landon Myers

Thorough planning can help people avoid common moving mistakes.
Even when done right, moving can be a stressful process. Making mistakes when deciding to relocate to a new city could make moving even more difficult. However, being aware of potential errors may reduce the chance of them happening. USAA has pointed out some of the most common mistakes people make while moving.

Overspending is a large pitfall to avoid, USAA says. Maintaining a strict budget, both for the housing and moving costs could help avoid financial problems later on. Compare movers to ensure that they fit within the moving budget and look for other ways to make relocation less expensive.

Not paying attention to how items are being boxed and moved can make unpacking in the new location stressful. Being organized with inventory lists, marking cords for electronic devices, labeling boxes and being aware of where boxes are can make the move easier, USAA says. Additionally, letting go of some items from the old home can lighten the load and could also make for lower moving company expenses.

Finally, keeping important documents at hand is helpful, as packing away paperwork that is necessary for the move may lead to a stressful situation.

Hiring a full service moving company is a great way to reduce some of the stress of a move, allowing individuals to focus their energy on other important aspects besides transporting their goods to their new abode.  

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