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**tinamasak** · 10-21-2011, 05:49 PM

http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/fina...n-11000-a-year

Glenn Morrissette, 42, wrote in to say that he lives on just $11,000 a year, and he does it by living full-time in an RV. As a result, he pays no rent, needs no car, and can live wherever he wants. Unlike Joseph Fonseca, the writer we profiled in our "Living Well on $20,000 a Year" article, Morrissette has health insurance. A professional musician, he can work by computer from any location. He might not have a family support, as the teacher living on $40,000 a year does, but we thought Morrissette's story was interesting enough to share. We spoke with Morrissette, who is currently in New Jersey, about his lifestyle, which he also describes on his blog, To Simplify.

He appears to be single and so it's easier when it's just one person but I think I read a story about a family who survives on not a lot of income.

10-21-2011, 05:49 PM	#21
tinamasak Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/fina...n-11000-a-year Glenn Morrissette, 42, wrote in to say that he lives on just $11,000 a year, and he does it by living full-time in an RV. As a result, he pays no rent, needs no car, and can live wherever he wants. Unlike Joseph Fonseca, the writer we profiled in our "Living Well on $20,000 a Year" article, Morrissette has health insurance. A professional musician, he can work by computer from any location. He might not have a family support, as the teacher living on $40,000 a year does, but we thought Morrissette's story was interesting enough to share. We spoke with Morrissette, who is currently in New Jersey, about his lifestyle, which he also describes on his blog, To Simplify. He appears to be single and so it's easier when it's just one person but I think I read a story about a family who survives on not a lot of income.
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