Fulltimer Scammed Out of Life Savings

Most of us in the fulltime RV lifestyle come with a modest financial background. OK, some of us come with hardly enough to “keep body and soul together.” But then there are those who do have some set aside, and Ronnie Sue Ambrosino was one of those. We say, “was,” because a little over a […]


Paying Bills Electronically? Don’t Lose Track of the Details

For fulltimers and other RVers who spend a lot of time on the road, electronic bill paying may be neatest thing since sliced bread. Simply sit down at your computer, press a few buttons, and viola! Your bills are paid, no stamps, no post office, and no worrying about whether your bills will catch up with you, after all, you got them over the Internet.

But hold on. All this convenience can come with its own set of danger–if you don’t stay on top of the details.


Older Fulltimers Recognized as Prize for Employers

Not all fulltime RVers have the luxury of “taking it easy” all the time. Many have to work to supplement their social security or pension checks. But take heart, more and more, employers are recognizing what a real jewel older RVers can be.


Money Saving Tips for Fulltimers: Keeping Your Belly Happy

A few months ago the big topic in most of our minds was, “How can we afford fuel?” Now that fuel prices have dropped, you’d think we’d get a bit of a relief. But many fulltimers are now worrying about pension funds and 401K plans. To give a hand, here’s the first of our occasional series, “Money Saving Tips for Fulltimers.” In our first installment, we’ll talk about a few tips to help keep food in the belly, while keeping the wallet from shrinking.


Social Security Debit Card? New Wrinkle from US Treasury

When Uncle Sam made direct deposit of Social Security payments available, it was a gift to many RVers. No longer worrying about whether that paper check would finally chase you down wherever you were on the road, you figured your money was in the bank on “pay day.”
But what about those who don’t have a […]