Hitting the road in an RV during retirement has become a popular dream, but it might not actually be the money-saver that some seem to think it is.

Having an RV in retirement is a nomadic life that takes some planning, but it provides freedom and variety to many.

RVing is a common activity, and 24% of RV owners are retired, according to GO RVing. While the appeal of retiring in an RV is clear — the comforts of home wherever you may go — it’s not always a great ...

Many retirees imagine life on the road as pure freedom—until subtle stigma and daily frictions start to add up. This is the story of couples who ... Continue Reading → ...

Moving into an RV may seem like a way to save money, but it can come with unexpected costs and trap families in a cycle of ...

Workamping isn't just for retirees; remote work may allow more young people to experience RV life. The lifestyle has its advantages and challenges.