ADVENTURES, CHALLENGES, AND INSIGHTS OF A COUPLE IN EARLY RETIREMENT
Our nest egg has to last for the next 30-40 years to fund our roving retirement lifestyle. Therefore, I spend a considerable amount of time thinking about and managing our money, generally, and minimizing taxes, specifically. Today, I have some timely information regarding Roth Conversion to share.
A big part of our roving retirement nomadic lifestyle involves lots and lots of car rentals. As you can imagine, with that many car rentals, there are bound to be incidents. So, we always make sure that we have insurance for any larger car-related incidents.
Since eating and drinking provide some of the greatest joys of traveling, we thought we would let you know about the Michelin Guide that we use to select some of the places we eat and drink while moving around.
For the first time in two and a half years, I was on my own for a full week of solo adventures. My primary reason was an annual guys golf junket in Palm Springs California. However, our golf clubs were in our storage box in Las Vegas, so I tacked on a quick trip to Vegas to retrieve the clubs before returning to Palm Springs.
Spending a month of roving retirement in the beach community of Playa Coronado didn’t mean that we didn’t have any field trips. One such excursion was to El Valle a town in an old volcanic crater near Coronado.
