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I am looking for a Pleasurey Way Traverse, Sportsmobile RB11 or a Roadtrek N6. Can't seem to find any in georgia. Any suggestions?

rodi, I was offered the same thing. I think we may have worked for the same company. You don't have to take the lump sum if you don't want to. I am choosing to wait until I retire in 2.5 years. They are offering this to save themselves money.

Financial Advisor I found my financial advisor on Dave Ramsey Homepage - daveramsey.com - daveramsey.com. He has a list of ELP's for all areas of your life.

I have found several that are fairly reasonable, but I just don't want to use my emergency fund money to get it. If it's meant to be, it will happen. It won't be the end of the world if I can't get one.

I will retire when I turn 63 in January or 2017. We will be completely debt free; with 6-8 months of living expenses. I have two pensions from two different companies, a IRA and a Roth. I will draw SS and then draw from my two pensions and leave the IRA and Roth for later. I am a bit...

As far as using an RV only a few times a year? I would be replacing my current vehicle as the Roadtrek gets really good gas mileage. I just can't see paying 20-30 years on something like that. I have the money in my emergency fund, but this definitely is NOT an emergency ;D

Why be a slave to the lender? A RV isn't that important to us. If we are able to save up for it, fine. If not, it isn't the end of the world. Being this close to debt free-I am not about to go into debt again. That is $1300. per month I WON'T be paying. I get a bit crazy about this. I am a big...

They do hold their value pretty well. They are just the right size for my husband and I and our two rat terriers.

I understand. We have worked hard to get out of debt and do not wish to take on more when I retire. When the house is paid off, we will be entirely debt free. I will have more money to do what I want to do. What's so funny is the Roadtrek campers start at 60-70,000! That's more that what I...

Hey, ya'll. Our home will be paid off on July 1, 2016 and I plan to retire when I turn 63 the following January. I plan on purchasing a camper van, like a Roadtrek N6, but don't want to go into debt to get it. So unless I win the lottery, I will just do without. I am glad I found this site...