Motorhome financing
As newbies to the RV lifestyle dream we are researching and preparing to buy our first RV. We know we want a large Class A built with high quality which with our budget means older high quality versus...
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MetalGator wrote:.tragusa3 wrote:
Not advocating being stupid, but many of us loose sight of being balanced in this regard. Time is more valuable than your money.
Amen! x1000
I agree
At age 50, (14 years ago) we bought a MH, have taken 2 dozen plus 2-3 week trips, been to Europe 4X, We cut our work hours, took more time off. We would be many thousands richer had we not done it that way. But in the long run, now we would be now much poorer ( in the big scheme of life). The time spent with the GD, on many, many trips, the hiking all of it. The things we have seen. Those times will not come again.
What they don't tell us about getting older is, travel gets harder, you don't have the energy you used to. Your have more aches and pains, your fear factor increases (what if this or that happens).
Best to do stuff when you can, before you end up to sick, to old or dead, in my opinion. But that is just us, may not work for everybody
