When the time comes to buy an RV (motor home or camper van), one of your first thoughts might be about how to insure it. In this Geico RV Insurance …

Shopping for an RV can be overwhelming, and not just because there are so many options. There are a lot of places you can shop. You’ll find different price ranges …

Despite RV owners gearing up for a journey with the best of preparations, breakdowns cannot always be avoided. For travelers out of the road for a considerable amount of time, …

RV insurance is a critical component of RV ownership, whether you travel frequently or only a few times every year. All insurance companies offer different coverage options, and some even go through third parties to provide everything you need because they can’t underwrite the policies in-house.

Progressive offers RV insurance policies at a reasonable price, but you may find some of the other aspects of their service a bit lacking. If you already have Progressive auto insurance, it may be worth it for the multiple vehicle discounts. Otherwise, think hard about whether you want these insurance policies for your RV.

Coverage and Benefits

Progressive offers a couple of different insurance plans, but because they tailor their plans for auto coverage, you’ll find more of w

“Allstate. Your in Good Hands®”

Hitting the open road with an RV gives you the freedom to travel in comfort. They can provide power and water, off the ground shelter, multiple storage spaces, beds, living quarters, air conditioning, room to accommodate a small group of friends and family, to full bathrooms and island kitchens!

Like your automobile, RV’s also require a certain amount of Insurance coverage in case the inevitable happens.

Allstate is an Insurance Company that is on the New York Stock Exchange [NYSE: ALL]. They were founded in 1931 and their headquarters are located in Northfield Township, Illinois, and provide coverage on three continents.

Gather any group of RVers, whether in an online forum or around a campfire in a campground, and often the conversation will turn to RV insurance. Why? Because an RV is an investment and having the right insurance is important – and complicated. Why is RV insurance so confusing?

One reason for the confusion is that there are so many individual factors that affect the type of coverage you need for your RV. Is your rig drivable or towable? What level of coverage is required by your state or residence? How often do you use it and where do you prefer to park it? Do you own your RV outright or are you still making payments? Answering these questions is just the beginning of determining what type of insurance you need.

The next decision is which insurance company can best meet your RV insurance needs. Most companies that provide auto insurance will also have RV coverage options.

Good Sam vs. AAA for RVers 

Roadside assistance is one of those things that you hope you never need, but when you do need it, it’s vital that it works the way you expect it to. For most Americans, talking about roadside assistance is synonymous with AAA – the American Automobile Association (or CAA in Canada). AAA has been around for about as long as cars have existed, so there’s little wonder it has become a trusted household name. 

When it comes to RVers, though, is AAA still the best option? Whether your RV is a motorhome or a trailer, your roadside assistance needs are a little different than the average driver. Among RVers, Good Sam roadside assistance is also a popular option.

As a full-time RVer, this decision was important to me. So I compared AAA and Good Sam roadside assistance services specifically for RVs,

Selecting the right insurance policy for your RV is very important as it gives you the peace of mind you need to enjoy your time on the open road. Today, …

Roadside assistance is one of those things that we buy and then hope we never need. Yet we all know that breakdowns can happen when we least expect them. When they do, having the right roadside assistance can mean the difference between being back on the road quickly and an expensive, time-consuming disaster. 

There are many roadside assistance companies to choose from, and they all make a lot of promises to try to attract your business.

The American Automobile Association (better known as AAA) is a household name. “Call AAA” has become almost synonymous with calling for help on the road. Many people join AAA without even considering any of the other options.

Better World

While talking about RVing may be one of your favorite things to do, talking about taxes probably isn’t. However, it’s a necessary evil, and the two overlap, believe it or not, so you’ll want to read on to find out how you can maximize your deductions at tax time.

If you have an RV that you use for traveling, you may not already know that you can take some deductions on it. Whether you live in a house and you only use your RV part-time or you live in our RV full-time like a regular nomad, you can take advantage of some of these deductions to get the most out of your RV lifestyle.

For RV owners who full-time, our tax deductions are limited when it comes to the traditional brick-and-mortar homeowner. However, there’s an overlap you’ll want to know about because you can still take some of these deductions and you may not even know it.

1. Deduct the interest on your RV loan

Read More about Top Tax Deductions for RV Owners You Need To Know Of