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.

Traveling in retirement can be deeply rewarding, but certain "extras" can quietly drain a fixed-income budget.

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

Find out exactly what you'll get if you have a travel budget of $50k, $100k, and $200k in retirement, depending on what you ...

More retirees are hitting the road for their dream trips, and with some creative travel hacks, you can travel the world ...

When it comes to travel, retirees have a major advantage: Time. But even with flexible schedules and senior discounts, vacation costs can still add up fast. Business Insider is reporting that travel ...

For three generations, the Sanders family has been welcoming guests to their RV parks located along the fabled Route 66. Geran Sanders, current owner and operator of High Limit Properties, remembers ...

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

Choosing between solo and group travel can be a tough decision for retirees, with factors such as cost, safety, social interaction, flexibility and the overall experience all coming into play. Each ...

Drawn by sunshine or a lower cost of living, a growing number of Americans are choosing to live their golden years outside the US, in the hope that it will better suit their financial or lifestyle ...