Living frugal in an RV is not about depriving yourself. You will have lots of company with people who find this lifestyle fun and rewarding as well.
The current economic climate is forcing more and more folks to rethink their retirement plans. If your 401K is a now a 150K you have a lot folks in the same situation.
Consider living frugal in an RV as a way to still retire to a lifestyle that is a lot of fun. I heard one RVer say it well..."I don't care where I live as long as I have a steering wheel in the living room." I met him and his wife in Yellowstone National Park where they worked in the summers. They had been full time RVing, and loving it, for 10 years at the time.
If the last two years have sent your portfolio lemons...try the lemonade you can make by living frugal in an RV.
You can use RV living as a means to find your permanent retirement home. We chose Arizona after RVing for six years. It took us all six years to examine all of our retirement options. Therefore, living in an RV is a great way to prevent making an costly mistake. You can use the RV to thoroughly check out where you are going to retire.
Living frugal in an RV is not about sacrifice...it's easy. No more motel bills with your RV. Never having to pack and unpack is also a real plus to the RV lifestyle.
The more you travel in your RV the more favorite places to stay you will find. This is cheaper since parks offer monthly rates for long-term stays. You should figure about $500 a month for a pleasant park. That would not go very far in an motel.
Consider living frugal in an RV as a great way to retire and have fun. Enjoy, see you on the road. - 30547
The current economic climate is forcing more and more folks to rethink their retirement plans. If your 401K is a now a 150K you have a lot folks in the same situation.
Consider living frugal in an RV as a way to still retire to a lifestyle that is a lot of fun. I heard one RVer say it well..."I don't care where I live as long as I have a steering wheel in the living room." I met him and his wife in Yellowstone National Park where they worked in the summers. They had been full time RVing, and loving it, for 10 years at the time.
If the last two years have sent your portfolio lemons...try the lemonade you can make by living frugal in an RV.
You can use RV living as a means to find your permanent retirement home. We chose Arizona after RVing for six years. It took us all six years to examine all of our retirement options. Therefore, living in an RV is a great way to prevent making an costly mistake. You can use the RV to thoroughly check out where you are going to retire.
Living frugal in an RV is not about sacrifice...it's easy. No more motel bills with your RV. Never having to pack and unpack is also a real plus to the RV lifestyle.
The more you travel in your RV the more favorite places to stay you will find. This is cheaper since parks offer monthly rates for long-term stays. You should figure about $500 a month for a pleasant park. That would not go very far in an motel.
Consider living frugal in an RV as a great way to retire and have fun. Enjoy, see you on the road. - 30547
About the Author:
For further information on frugal living in an RV Gary Pierce, sixty-four, has been retired for 15 years he has experienced various retirement lifestyles that are not only frugal but fun. Do not quit on retirement until you visit this site.
