There are many, many things that you can buy to help you to have an easier and less stressful move, but what do you really need for your moving day? If you’re looking to find the answer to this age-old problem then have a look at the following tips and advice to get you off to a great start!1)    Finding a removal vehicle.Everyone needs a good and solid removal vehicle for their moving day, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to spend a fortune on hiring a removal van! It’s fine for you to move house using your own car or van, just be aware of the distance that you need to travel, the trips that you’re going to need to take, and how much longer moving might take you. If you have large items of furniture then it’s probably not practical to move in your own car. If this is the case for you then shop around for good deals from removal companies so that you can find the right van for you. Pay attention to the size of the van offered and keep an eye out for hidden fees and costs so that you don’t end up paying more than you need to for your house move! It might also be worth asking friends and family to see if they know anyone with a van who can give you a helping hand. This is often a much cheaper way to move house if you’re on as budget but need to find a reliable moving vehicle. 2)    Finding a removal company.There are many removal companies for you to choose from, but do you really need one? Moving into a new home can take a lot of effort, so you should think carefully about whether or not you can manage without professional help. If there’s a lot of heavy lifting, stairs or lots of items, then it might be worth you hiring a company for some help. If you do decide to hire movers then be wary of scams, listen to the recommendations of friends and family and always look for customer reviews on review websites – not just the ones published on the company’s website! 3)    Finding packing supplies and moving boxes.It’s important that you take the time to find the right packing supplies and boxes for your move. Raid your home for suitcases, plastic storage boxes, the original packaging for electronics and appliances, bubble wrap, old newspapers and anything else that you think you might find useful. All of these items and more are ideal for your move, and most of these things you might already have in your home. If you’re in need of more packing supplies then check online retailers for good deals, while your high street might have some bargain stores with similar finds. Everything from marker pens to white sticking labels are useful for your move, so don’t forget a trip to the stationary shops as well! 4)    Find the help that you need.Don’t be afraid to ask your friends and family if you need help for your move. An extra pair of hands to help you with heavy lifting, loading or even driving can always be useful, so try to see if anyone is willing and available to help you get into your new home!