Is a motorhome "Only For The RIch"?
There is an article in the December issue of Motorhome Magazine on page 6 relating to a question they asked in the September issue asking the question. “Is it important to measure the cost versus b...
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peaches&cream wrote:mowermech wrote:
Define "rich"!
If you look at "world wide", nearly everybody in the United States and Canada is "rich".
If you narrow it down to your locality, very few people are "rich".
We are certainly not "rich", but we are comfortable.
We are driving our 4th (and last, probably) motorhome.
2 mil. in the bank and everything paid for would put you in the lower part of the middle class. :S
Exactly. It is where I am. "Rich" in this country is an income of at least $500,000 a year, and you are not really rich if you have to be working, or at least don't have the assets to generate that income. "Poor" in this country, for an individual, of less than $24,000 a year. With that, you can still live in a motorhome. Most of us are somewhere between poor and rich, and you will not find very many truly rich people living in motorhomes because more often they own homes or lease property everywhere they want to be, and don't waste their time traveling by road.
