RV Living for Senior Citizens: How to Start and Manage Full Time RV Living as a Retiree Over the age of 60 Kindle Edition

As a retiree on a fixed income I have to be especially vigilant about scammers. On the back cover it says, "This guide has been written specifically for seniors above the age of 60 in mind." When this little pamphlet landed on my porch, it felt just like another one of those cons that I have to be continually warry of. I wonder how many of the authors of glowing reviews have actually lived in an RV.When considering full time RV life there are a number of important questions that arise, such as: How does one receive mail while living on the road? or How do I get prescriptions filled? This pamphlet does nothing more than list the issues one has to address, but provides none of the answers. As to the mail question, the author says, "Pick a provider you can trust," without naming a single one, or how the service works, or how does one subscribe, etc. In most cases the reader is advised to search the internet for an answer. I didn't need to spend precious money to be told that!

I have researched about the RV life and considering on taking the leap. This book was helpful and like the links to other information. No life is perfect and we all have our problems, but many people when they get older take a look and see what is important for the rest of their lives. If you are healthy and your mind is sharp, then why not enjoy the next years with less stuff and the ability to travel.

I had high hopes for this little book(let). We’re in the process of transitioning from our house to our RV and need all the tips I can find. What this book spends an inordinate amount of time with is Medicare supplement selections. Seriously.I got exactly one “tip” from this author - set a go date. That’s it. Now you do not need to buy it.

Any major lifestyle decision often takes a long time of contemplation, weighing the pros and cons. I found this book very good as far as educating me on very important must do things for the Retiree RV lifestyle.

It was a quick read, but not a lot of useful information.

I was disappointed in the overall lack of in-depth material. I already knew most of this. Only found the on the road employment section interesting. This book could've been so much better and it seems quite short in page count considering the subject matter.

Planning to travel but not full time yet. Lots of good suggestions of things I hadn't thought of. Will be good as a reference once on the road as well.

Very basic information. I was hoping for something I didnt know.

Starting out to consider full time RVing. Some good advice if you live in the US, but not for Canadians.