The biggest difference is that we don’t pay rent on our land in North Carolina. Just as a mortgage might be this is the largest expense we incur. We currently pay $430/month for health insurance. Our prescription plan is less than stellar and we maintain our insurance primarily for our daughter and for unforseen medical circumstances. While on the road though we typically see an Urgent Care physician which costs $35/visit. Our deductible has become increasingly higher since 2012 and we are now at a Silver plan which gives us a $5000 deductible each. We are with Cigna and all three of us have full coverage including dental and vision. We are fortunate in that our health insurance is a benefit of my corporate job. We are registered and insured in the state of North Carolina which is our “home” state. Our cost for RV insurance is $299/year and our truck policy (for a 2014 Ford F250 Super Duty Crew Cab) is $374/year. We have been with them in some way for almost 8 years. We maintain an RV policy and a truck policy with Progressive. For a good look at what WiFi on the road may cost though feel free to check out the expenses of Technomadia. My wife does have a Verizon “Pay As You Go” that we purchase minutes for on a semi-regular basis (every four months or so). Let it be known though that our call phones and our ‘net connection are essential to our livelihood and therefore our lifestyle. However reliable that is though we still look for campgrounds and camping sites that offer reliable WiFi and relish in those moment we get to a cafe or a friends house that will allow us to download a movie or two for future watching. This includes the grandfathered “unlimited” data plan. I am fortunate in that my company pays for my cell phone. Some months we certainly spend less and other months we go higher. They are primarily what the above budge is based on. No matter what month it is the fixed travel costs remain virtually the same. Our monthly income is consistent and we live on a budget.įrom Mato Mapart of our budget looked as follows: 30-amp Camp Site While I have a corporate day job it is a telecommute position allowing us to be on the road as a relatively young couple with a growing young lady.

We live without consumer debt and have whittled away our monthly overhead. We look for places that are either in the sun, near friends and family, or in proximity to a learning opportunity for our daughter. R(E)volutionary disclaimer: We live on the road as an expression of freedom and discovery. The answer is highly personal and varies from person to person based upon personal living style and income. It usually manifests itself as some version of “How much does it cost per month to live full-time in an RV?” And as one would imagine there is no standard answer. Just as the more commonly accepted THOW forums go there is always that one question that is asked over and over and over so to does the RV community.

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