Pensioners sell home, live in motorhome for 70 euros a week

A retired couple in Spain, Fernando and Ana, sold their home three years ago and moved into a 27-year-old motorhome. They spend about 70 euros a week on living expenses, noting significant savings compared to their previous housing costs. They renovated the motorhome themselves, investing 1,631 euros.

Fernando and Ana, a retired couple from Argentina and Venezuela, sold their apartment three years ago and moved into a 1997 Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome. They say they now have money left at the end of the month, having eliminated housing costs such as community fees and property taxes. The couple travels around Spain, spends money in local shops, and performs their own repairs, saving €1,631 on fixing a leak.

Fernando and Ana, retirees from Spain, sold their house and moved into a 1997 Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome. They report that after the move, they have money left at the end of the month, whereas before they struggled to make ends meet. The couple travels around Spain and shares their experiences online.

Fernando and Ana, a retired couple from Spain, have moved into a 27-year-old Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome to reduce expenses and gain freedom. They renovated the vehicle themselves for €1,631. The couple says they eliminated fixed costs such as electricity, water, internet and garage fees, allowing them to save money at the end of the month.

Fernando and Ana, a retired couple from Spain, moved into a 27-year-old Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome to reduce costs and gain freedom. They renovated it themselves for €1,631. The couple says they now save money each month, unlike before when they struggled to make ends meet.

Fernando and Ana, retirees from Argentina and Venezuela, sold most of their belongings and have been living in a 27-year-old Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome for over three years. They have driven more than 43,000 km, spent €1,626 on repairs, and use solar panels for electricity. The couple says fuel is their main expense and they manage to save part of their pension.

Spanish retirees Fernando and Ana sold their house three years ago and moved into a 1997 Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome. The couple says the lifestyle has reduced their expenses and stretched their pension, while also giving them more freedom. They repaired a wall leak themselves for €1,631, far less than professional quotes.

Fernando and Ana, retirees from Argentina and Venezuela, moved into a 1997 Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome three years ago. They travel around Spain, spending less than when living in a brick house and avoiding utility bills thanks to solar panels. Main expenses are food and fuel. The couple says the freedom to change location and lack of material attachments outweigh challenges like the vehicle's weight and parting with their children.

Spanish pensioners Fernando and Ana sold their house and moved into a 1997 Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome. The couple says monthly expenses have dropped significantly, with no more utility bills, garage fees or fixed internet costs. According to Ana, they used to struggle to make ends meet by mid-month, but now money is left at the end of the month.

A retired couple in Spain moved from a conventional house into a 27-year-old Fiat Ducato Maxi motorhome three years ago. They carried out major repairs themselves for €1,631 and say they now have money left at the end of the month, unlike before when they struggled financially.