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Helpful Packing Tips for Moving

Packing can be one of the most stressful and time-consuming aspects of the moving process. Luckily, we’ve gathered these helpful packing tips for moving to keep you from wasting your time or money. Money Savers Did you know that in some cases, many of your moving expenses can be tax deductible? If you meet the following requirements, then there is a good chance you qualify to deduct moving expenses. You are moving for a new job or to a new location with your current employer. The commute between your new work location and previous house must be 50 miles further than your previous commute. (For...

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Moving to Hawaii: A Quick Guide

With white sand beaches, waterfall hikes, turquoise waves and amazing surf spots, it is no wonder why so many people consider moving to Hawaii. For others, trading in a busy city schedule for the slower-paced island lifestyle is more than just a dream: it’s the next move they want to make. Before packing your bags and booking a one-way flight to the Aloha State, here are a few things you should know to make your move to Hawaii as smooth as possible! Find Your Island Fit When it comes to choosing which island you or your family want to move to, there are two major...

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15 Trendy Spots In the Aloha State

Whether you’re moving or just visiting Hawaii, there are local must-see places during your stay here! Discover some of the trendiest destinations, restaurants, and nightlife spots with this hip guide to Hawaii. 1. Bogart’s Café Bogart’s Café is a hole-in-the-wall breakfast joint that is frequented by locals, with easy take-to-go meals to enjoy at a nearby beach or park. Be sure to try the breakfast bagel or the Hawaiian waffle. Otherwise, the espresso bar satisfies every coffee addict’s dream by offering every type of espresso drink you could want! 2. 3660 on the Rise Drawing in customers looking for a fine-dining experience, this place is indeed on...

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Motorcycle Shipping to Hawaii

Royal Hawaiian Movers offers motorcycle shipping to and from Hawaii, to and from anywhere in the US and international destinations.  We have been shipping motorcycles for years, so you can rest assured that we will make it as easy as possible from start to finish! Three Options for Motorcycle Shipping (1) Door to Door: This option, although the priciest, is the most convenient, hassle-free way to ship your motorcycle. This service includes pick up shuttle service for your motorcycle and delivery of your motorcycle to your residence at your final destination. (2)  Warehouse to Door: This option can help you save money by eliminating pick up from your residence. Drop off...

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Packing Your Own Boxes For Your Move?

Whether moving to Oahu, moving to Kauai, moving to Maui, or the Big Island, we have all considered the idea of saving money by packing our boxes ourselves.  While this may seem like the PERFECT idea, specifically in today’s economy, there are a few important things that you need to take into consideration: First, it is important to know that Hawaii moving companies will seldom give discounts for packing your own items (aka.. your rate per pound may not change).  What this translates to is you doing a lot of work, for little to no benefit.  Make sure that you verify this with your Hawaii...

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Hawaii Rent and Wages

So you’re thinking about moving to Hawaii, eh?  Did you know that apartment and home rentals in Hawaii, on average, are considerably more expensive than those on the mainland?  See below for a more in-depth look at the cost of living in Hawaii. HAWAIIAN ISLAND                    AVERAGE RENT*                    AVERAGE WAGE Honolulu                                              $1,600                                            $13 Maui                                                     $1,500                                            $13 Kauai                                                    $1,300                                            $11.75 Big Island                                             $1,000                                            $11 *Reflects the average cost of a two-bedroom apartment as per the National Low Income Housing Coalition Remember, about 90% of all food in Hawaii is imported, which means that all around prices are higher than what you would typically see on the U.S. mainland. There...

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