| Living cheap in retirement means sacrifice for | | | | when you are living cheap in retirement...You can do it |
| most...but it doesn't have to be like that. How about | | | | I'm sure. |
| retiring to live in an RV? | | | | The very cheapest way to RV involves minimal |
| What is the downside of fresh air, seeing the National | | | | moving; you save on space rental and don't use a lot |
| Parks; visiting the family...I can't think of any | | | | of fuel. This is a mode most RVers get to after a |
| negatives either. | | | | few years on the road. You gravitate to spots you |
| The best part is that it is not expensive. You are on | | | | really like and avoid the spots you want to avoid. So |
| full time vacation and saving money too...how you | | | | the first few years you may likely spend more to |
| ask? | | | | find the perfect spots. Enjoy the journey. |
| You don't spend that much for lodging is the number | | | | Now there are certain things you will have to adjust |
| one money saver. Think of all the costs associated | | | | to. One, you almost never lose stuff. Once you |
| with your home, lawn, painting, raking the yard, | | | | realize that your home is mobile all your stuff goes |
| utilities, etc. These are not eliminated with an RV but | | | | with you. You catch yourself saying...now where did I |
| they are greatly reduced. Monthly rates of $500 per | | | | put such and such...no worries, it's in here someplace. |
| RV are doable in most areas which includes your rent | | | | Two, complaining about the weather doesn't fly |
| and utilities. | | | | either...it's nice somewhere, just move. |
| Now if you miss shoveling snow this may not be for | | | | Living cheap in retirement can be whatever you |
| you, after all the Florida and Arizona sun can be brutal | | | | make it. Living in an RV is a fun and frugal way to |
| in January. You will have to make certain adjustments | | | | enjoy retirement. |