PINE, Arizona — A new book by RV lifestyle experts Jaimie Hall Bruzenak and Alice Zyetz provides more than 200 pages of information, showing prospective retirees how they can afford to retire and travel 365 days a year.
Retire to an RV-The Roadmap to Affordable RV Retirement combines the authors’ knowledge based on 17 years each on the road and their five previous books. They are joined by 41 solo and couple RVers who have contributed their experiences. Links to more than 200 resources are included to provide additional specific information.
Retire to an RV begins with answers to basic questions about what the RV lifestyle entails and how it works, such as “Can I afford it?”,”How do I get my mail?” and “Where will I stay at night?” The Introduction features 16 RVers describing how they save money living on the road.
Other sections include:
- How to get rid of your “stuff’
- Selecting the right RV
- The bottom line—money
- Special situations like traveling with children or solo
- Life happens—such as illness, emergencies, repairs and hanging up the keys
“Retire to an RV—The Roadmap to Affordable RV Retirement is by far the most comprehensive guide to full-time RVing I have ever seen. It is easy to read. The opinions and comments from numerous other full-time RVers cover all of the bases,” said Mark Polk, co-owner of RV Education 101. “For anybody planning, or just considering full-time RVing, this is a must, must read. Great ebook.”
“Presented in an easy to read and understandable format, Retire To An RV—The Roadmap To Affordable Retirement Living, is an excellent introduction to the RV lifestyle that I wish had been available when we started our own full-timing RV adventure 11 years ago,” said Nick Russell, publisher of Gypsy Journal. “Bruzenak and Zyetz have put together a wealth of excellent information that will help you decide if making the transition to the RV lifestyle is right for you, and how to make it happen.”
The 202-page book is available in PDF format for $17.45 Click here to visit Pine Country Publishing.
GiGi Stetler 