Real cost of full timing
I am nearing retirement and would like to RV full time, traveling the country stopping no longer than 30 days in any one area. I'm not frugal but I'm not extravagant either. I don't want to spend my r...
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mbrower wrote:
I just wanted to thank everyone for their input. It's a relief for me to know that there are other RVers going full time with similar budgets or less. Thanks for setting me straight on Medicare. I have a high deductable plan with a HSA that I contribute about 10k a year. My wife and I are fairly healthy and I have been paying most all medical expenses out of pocket. My plan now has a max out of pocket of 8.5K before paying 100%. I figure I can meet max out of pocket about 4 years before I get too concern on similar health plans. Right now I pay about 150/month for my coverage. I need to go about 7 years before Medicare will help. I was really hoping it was 62 :)
Once again, I really appreciate you guys taking the time to school me on pros and cons of RV living.
What are you going to use as 'domicile' state?
SD,TX,FL are typical for full timers ---- taxes/registration/vehicle ins.
BUT with ACA there are real issues with MED Ins./Coverage when out of state.
Research available coverage so you don't get caught with no coverage cause you are out-of-network
And YES.......debt free and way under 7K while we FTd for 7 yrs.
