A Guide to Living Cheap in Retirement - Try These Four Lifestyles of Living Cheap and Well

Any guide to living cheap in retirement should examine3) Living overseas...while on the boat we spent time on
various lifestyles that are not only fun but frugal asland in foreign countries...it was not only fun it was
well. If you have not thought of these lifestyles, all ofcheap. We found the foreign living to be safe,
which we have experienced firsthand in the last 15inexpensive and lots of fun. For instance 1 million
years, perhaps you should. All offer ways for fun,Americans have now retired to Mexico, where $1500
cheap living.to $2000 (less if you speak Spanish) will give you a
1) Living aboard a sailboat...We did so for 8 years livinggrand lifestyle including domestic help. Ladies you may
on a sailboat in the Caribbean. It was an experience ofhave ironed your last shirt in Mexico and other equally
a lifetime and a frugal one as well. Once in the islandscheap countries.
we spent around $1,000 a month. Why so cheap? We4) Downsizing...I do not want to hear that you cannot
anchored out most of the time...it was free...the viewspossibly get by with less space. When we went from
were fantastic...and there were no cash registers.1,800 square feet to about 50 square feet living aboard
2) Living in an RV...During the summers when we werea sailboat it was eye-opening. Yes, you can easily go
on the boat we came home (avoid hurricane season)from a big home to a small apartment or condominium.
and RVed around the US. We were scouting outThe guide to living cheap in retirement should explore
places where we might want to live when we "settledall ways of conserving cash. Above are four ways
down". Monthly rental in some real nice parks werewe cut way back on spending and had fun as well.
around $450 a month. RVing is fun and cheap as well.Check it out. Enjoy.