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C-Bears
Jul 17, 2015Explorer
If you have a retirement income of $90,000 and no bills, then you may decide to finance an RV for full time use. If you have a steady income of $30,000 a year and no bills you may decide to finance one. Or, you may wait and lay the cash out.
Either way, as long as you can travel when and where you want in that RV, and never worry about money then you have done something right.
That is the biggest draw to the full time RV lifestyle, the "kick backed" relaxing daily life, no worries. If you are on the road and money is always tight and dictating when and where you can go then maybe you need a reality check. You may have dove into the full time lifestyle too soon.
Either way, as long as you can travel when and where you want in that RV, and never worry about money then you have done something right.
That is the biggest draw to the full time RV lifestyle, the "kick backed" relaxing daily life, no worries. If you are on the road and money is always tight and dictating when and where you can go then maybe you need a reality check. You may have dove into the full time lifestyle too soon.
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