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WTTCS
Sep 02, 2013Explorer
Ill offer the reverse about fulltiming. We started in 69 and fulltimed until 2009, with one break of 3 years.
During all that time, I worked and saved 10% of every dollar I earned. I also paid into a fund the amount difference of what it cost to park the rv, vs the cost of owning a home.
Fortunately I don't have to worry about money troubles now.
What I see on this board now , is people who just want to escape the rat race for a few years.
If you manage your money when you are young and make the correct decisions, you sure don't have to worry about a depreciating asset.
If you are not prepared to live in an rv vs a home and consider the expense and work it takes to maintain that home, then don't. I now own a home and it sure cost way more than living in my rv. A lot more.
During all that time, I worked and saved 10% of every dollar I earned. I also paid into a fund the amount difference of what it cost to park the rv, vs the cost of owning a home.
Fortunately I don't have to worry about money troubles now.
What I see on this board now , is people who just want to escape the rat race for a few years.
If you manage your money when you are young and make the correct decisions, you sure don't have to worry about a depreciating asset.
If you are not prepared to live in an rv vs a home and consider the expense and work it takes to maintain that home, then don't. I now own a home and it sure cost way more than living in my rv. A lot more.
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