Movers Guide combines arithmetic tools with practical planning checklists. Read each result with the inputs, units, source dates and assumptions displayed beside it.
Quick moving-cost estimates
The moving-cost calculator offers a short estimate before the detailed budget. Published removal-provider benchmarks provide a starting point. Sources, year, service scope and limitations are shown with the estimate; an average and a quoted range describe different things. The figures do not establish the price of your own move, supplier availability or a guaranteed national price.
Access restrictions, an unusual load or a route outside the published benchmark can require an individual quote. Ask the mover about VAT, packing, parking, waiting time and any exclusions. Replace the initial estimate with your written quote as planning becomes firmer.
Detailed costs and quotations
The advanced budget adds your entered amounts. Comparisons use the quotes or rates you supply. Refundable deposits, purchase contributions, recurring bills and money already paid are kept separate so they are not mistaken for one-off moving expenses. Unknown figures should remain visible until confirmed.
Space and time
Volume and fit tools use measured dimensions and disclosed allowances. They cannot inspect stairs, approve a lifting method or guarantee a vehicle can carry the load. Timelines suggest tasks; legal and contractual dates must come from the relevant agreement or professional.
Mortgages and purchase tax
Mortgage tools illustrate entered amounts, interest, terms and fees under stated assumptions. They do not predict lender approval. Purchase-tax calculations identify the supported nations, transaction scope, rule period and official sources. Transactions outside that scope require the official calculator or professional advice.
Examples, saving and checking
Worked examples are hypothetical unless expressly attributed to published data. Change their inputs to match your own circumstances and retain a separate allowance for unconfirmed costs. My Move keeps information in your browser; saving on the device is an explicit choice. Read our editorial policy and sources page for further context.