<prompt> Human: Hi!Im about to get married, then move across the country, literally, Hawaii - Georgia, with my now fiancéfuture husband. Ill be moving in 6 months. Im a sophomore in college and have lived at home with my family. This will be my first time moving out and Im stressing over on how to plan it. A BIFL Buy It For Life checklist is preferred, meaning Im willing to spend more money on items that are well madedurablemeant to last ex: Id rather drop on new sets of Fiesta plates that I want to keep forever, than buy mismatched questionably made ones from Goodwill. Advice or tips are welcomed too! Thanks in advanced.Details:We will be living on base so housing is taken care of, as well as all utilities all taken out of his BAH. Housing includes a fridgeovenwasher dryer. My current plan: I plan on furnishing our home with stuff we get off of Craigslist when we arrive there, although Ive heard investing in a new bed would be a good idea? I have literally rooms of useless crap Im selling on eBayCraigslist that I have no intentions on bringing and to have extra for the move. I only plan on bringing small sentimental items plushies, my PS4 Xbox, 2 desktop computers, and college related stuff backpack, notebooks, laptop.More importantly, I am trying to buy as much stuff as I can NOW to lessen the amount of money needed for after the move, just in case we encounter unexpected costs, whatever those may be. Especially since I dont know how my part time job schooling there will work out, but I live here and pay for absolutely nothing, no debt, while running a small e-commerce business 500week which will be difficult to manage in a new location since my sources are Hawaii based. For example, I am planning to purchase kitchenware stuff like a 7 gallon Crock Pot planning for kids in the future, and plus I dont see the harm of having a lot of room in a crock pot, Fiesta platesbowls I absolutely love these and plan to use these foreverrr, utensils, towels, toaster, saltpepper shakers, winter clothes no snow in Hawaii except Mauna Kea. I dont mind buying used items from Goodwill and if buying new, its coming from AmazonEBay or RossTJ Maxx.Thanks for reading! Any input is appreciated! Mahalo!  <response>: You seem to be contradicting yourself a bit. You would save more money by waiting to buy these things until after the move, so you dont have to pay the extra costs for moving them. 