I know what I want. I do not need a salesperson to tell me.

If you want to know if you are overpaying for insurance…try this go online and find a site that will give you all the information you need without giving your phone number. 19 out of 20 will…why give out your phone number?

Give out your phone number for insurance and I will guarantee someone will call. The insurance salesperson pays for the lead…they would be stupid not to. It doesn’t have to work like that.

Insurers and lobbyists try and make you go through their sales force to get quotes. That is helping the salesperson, not you. How do you know they are representing all insurers? Is insurance so complicated it has to be explained to you? All I want is the data I can make up my own mind thank you.

If you do get a phone call from a sales rep from Company A…why should he tell you about Company B’s plans?

eHealth insurance will ask for the following information:

1.Date of birth

2) Sex

3) Zip code

4) Whether or not you smoke

Not a big deal…you can have over a hundred quotes on your next click.

These quotes contain:

1) Name of company and their ratings

2) Type of policy, deductibles, co pays, etc

3) Whether or not your current doctor will accept the policy

4) The monthly premium

Would you rather spend 30 seconds online or talk to a stranger for 15 minutes?

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The current economic climate is forcing more and more folks to rethink their retirement plans. If your 401K is a now a 150K you have a lot folks in the same situation.

Living frugal in an RV is a fun retirement lifestyle. “My homes always have a steering wheel in the living room”, one fulltime RVer told me in Yellowstone. He and his wife had been on the road, fulltime, for ten years. I like the way he thinks.

So if 2008 and 2009 have sent you lemons…living frugal in an RV is a great way to make lemonade from the cards you are dealt.

You can use RV living as a means to find your permanent retirement home. We chose Arizona after RVing for six years. It took us all six years to examine all of our retirement options. Therefore, living in an RV is a great way to prevent making an costly mistake. You can use the RV to thoroughly check out where you are going to retire.

Living frugal in an RV is easy with no sacrificing. You can travel where you want without incurring large motel bills. You are bringing your motel with you…and you never have to pack and unpack, all your stuff is with you.

If you find certain places you really enjoy, you will spend more time at each of your favorite spots. This is a money saver since parks will give you a big discount for a stay of a month or more. $500 a month is usually doable as an average monthly price. That is equal to 3 to 4 nights in a motel.

If you are considering frugal ways to retire check out RV living. It is fun…so, enjoy life on the road.

For more information on frugal living in an RV Gary Pierce, 64, has been retired for 15 years he has experienced various retirement lifestyles that are not only frugal but fun. Do not quit on retirement until you check out this site.