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Ep.36 From Corporate Burnout to RV Freedom

Nancy Carter’s Nomad Life After 60 | Nomads 50+

Connect with Nancy: https://makingmyownlane.com

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In this inspiring episode of Nomads 50+, host Chris Kalaboukis sits down with Nancy Carter—a 60-year-old solo full-time RVer who traded her 14-year corporate career and Florida home for life on the open road. Her journey proves that it’s never too late to downsize, take control of your time, and live life on your own terms.

Nancy shares how she sold her 2,700-square-foot house, bought a used Class C RV for $45,000, and found that the transition to nomadic life was far easier (and more affordable) than she imagined. With careful budgeting, smart financial planning, and a background in camping, she quickly discovered that RV living offered her more freedom, lower expenses, and even better healthcare options than her old life.

From managing healthcare and maintaining reliable internet to traveling with her dogs and handling RV maintenance on the road, Nancy offers practical, down-to-earth advice for anyone considering the RV lifestyle. She discusses her free RV budget planning worksheet, affordable ACA insurance, and how tools like solar power and mobile internet make long-term travel sustainable.

Nancy also shares how her YouTube channel—now with over 5,000 subscribers—and affiliate partnerships provide supplemental income as she builds toward full financial independence on the road. Her biggest advice? Take trial runs, test your setup, and make sure it’s the right fit before diving in.

If you’ve ever dreamed of selling it all and hitting the road, Nancy’s story is proof that freedom, adventure, and financial stability are possible—at any age.

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