Let’s draw up your move.
Seven short sheets — about four minutes. As you answer, your plan takes shape alongside; your personalised scorecard is ready the moment you finish.
The Move
The basics of where you’re coming from and where you’re headed.
Seven short sheets — about four minutes. As you answer, your plan takes shape alongside; your personalised scorecard is ready the moment you finish.
The basics of where you’re coming from and where you’re headed.
Seven sheets, a few minutes, and you get a readout of where your move stands: a readiness score out of 100, a verdict on whether your budget works for the area you have in mind, named areas that fit the way you live, the risks I’d flag, and — if you have children — an education risk rating for each of them. It’s the part of a Blueprint you can see before you decide whether you want the rest.
No. The scorecard is the free readout. The Blueprint is the whole plan — where to live, what it actually costs each month, what to do and when. I draw up every one from your answers before it goes out.
No. You answer the sheets and see your result. Nothing to register for.
Tick "Not sure yet — help me decide" on the first sheet. The scorecard names areas for you rather than asking you to pick one.
I’m Matthew — sixteen years in Greater Manchester property, the last decade moving international families into the North of England. My brother Adrian’s a school leader and draws up the schooling. Nothing goes out that we haven’t put together ourselves.