My budget plan for full time RVing

[nothermark]

FWIW just make sure you want to live where the membership parks are handy. Then it works. Otherwise it's money down a rat hole.

[steve11669]

Originally Posted by Loren Rice

One thought that jumps out to me is the skills you both have. Some people do what I've heard as "work camp". You two could go out and when you find an area that interest you for awhile ( this could be a area of opportunity work wise, or an interesting area to explore) -- look for a job in the area of your interest and settle in for a while. When you have saved a little money and are ready to move --- do that. Travel again for awhile till again you find an area of interest to you and work some more. What you may find is that you don't always work in the area of your strength --but a area that happens to be there and you choose to do it just for the experience. Now in my mind this is what it's all about to try new things that are interesting to you and provide an opportunity to learn something new-- This to me would be a powerful magnetic pull to go as soon as possible!

Loren

Interesting concept.

[steve11669]

Originally Posted by G-JLD9

He will also get his army reserve health benefit's at 60, so we are researching what Tri-Care will cost and cover.

I thought reservists did not get a health care at retirement. Good for you and all who served!

[LarryW21]

Why would you need hook ups every night? That will save you money.