Kia ora you fallas are yous still on the road? Have yous ever thought about becoming kiwi house sitters? We have been on the road full time for three years and house sitting helps break it up a bit. The annual cost to join the website is around 80 dollars but it's a awesome way to travel around. Chuurr
We are a family of 5 that uses nappies. We also shop organic when we can. 300 is at the high end of our budget, when we run out of everything at the same time like honey nappies etc. We usually sit at about 250 on average....about $35 is just on eggs a week!
Hi there, we have multiple online income streams that sustain us as well as Jamie being able to do auto electrical work for people we meet in the road. And, as you will see on this video we are very budget conscious so we don't require a lot of money to keep living the dream.
The savings are 14 cents on fuel card. I often find I use gas driving to the truck stop. Just as well off to take advantage of 10 cent savings at BP, Caltex etc. Or, if I fill up at gull service stations, sometimes I save more than using the Mobil card at truck stops. I do click and collect at supermarkets. Big saving on the countdown card. Kovi insurance is expensive. Insurance is cheaper by shopping around. You get better deals We don't use doc sites. We have a dog. Wouldn't be worth the ticket Any money saved, unless youre a regular ferry user, (ten bucks cheaper with all points) spend thousands in noel leeming, is lost in 90 bucks for membership. The members you party it up with are all old in nzmca. Much better with all points camping
Thanks for the reply. When we made this vid times were definitely different. All points camping is definitely something to look at. You're right about nzmca, definitely an old boys club, although the park over properties etc did make it easier for us while we were touring.
Living the dream! Thank you for sharing these....some great tips about camping too. New subscriber!
Loved it! Very informative and super helpful. Thanks for sharing this valuable info.
Love your honesty! So many people don’t share how they make this work, looking forward to a tour ? 🤗👍😂Cant wait to see more of your whānaus journey
Thanks! We will probably do another one in time, I'm sure things will change through winter etc. 😂 the van tour is coming!! Promise!
Thank you for the helpful info!!💓
Pleasure! 😁
very helpful info thank you x
Thank you! Will probably do another one after winter as I'm sure it will all be different then.
Love what you are doing. Are you working at all to assist your living costs or are you drawing on savings?
Cool love all YOUR videos
Thank you!!
Great video, can you please give us some idea of running cost, to keep a camper on the road.
Kia ora you fallas are yous still on the road?
Have yous ever thought about becoming kiwi house sitters?
We have been on the road full time for three years and house sitting helps break it up a bit. The annual cost to join the website is around 80 dollars but it's a awesome way to travel around. Chuurr
That sounds mean, I'll have a look in to it. Thanks for the info!
That’s a lot on food. Do you look out for local fruit and veg stores??
We are a family of 5 that uses nappies. We also shop organic when we can. 300 is at the high end of our budget, when we run out of everything at the same time like honey nappies etc. We usually sit at about 250 on average....about $35 is just on eggs a week!
Hey, are you guys gonna be heading back to Whangarei/Tutukaka at all soon?
Hi! No, not for a while now. We are south of Auckland ☺
Where are you guys now
Aw, he was trying so hard to get a word in lol
Haha, yeah it's my life lol
@@RoadLifeNZ I love it haha, had to have a little giggle!
How about insurance?
How do you earn the money to keep paying for thing?
Hi there, we have multiple online income streams that sustain us as well as Jamie being able to do auto electrical work for people we meet in the road. And, as you will see on this video we are very budget conscious so we don't require a lot of money to keep living the dream.
The savings are 14 cents on fuel card. I often find I use gas driving to the truck stop. Just as well off to take advantage of 10 cent savings at BP, Caltex etc.
Or, if I fill up at gull service stations, sometimes I save more than using the Mobil card at truck stops.
I do click and collect at supermarkets. Big saving on the countdown card.
Kovi insurance is expensive. Insurance is cheaper by shopping around. You get better deals
We don't use doc sites. We have a dog. Wouldn't be worth the ticket
Any money saved, unless youre a regular ferry user, (ten bucks cheaper with all points) spend thousands in noel leeming, is lost in 90 bucks for membership.
The members you party it up with are all old in nzmca.
Much better with all points camping
Thanks for the reply. When we made this vid times were definitely different. All points camping is definitely something to look at. You're right about nzmca, definitely an old boys club, although the park over properties etc did make it easier for us while we were touring.
@@RoadLifeNZ think nzmca has turned into a reich personally.
Everyone will be blue eyed with blond soon before you can enter a camp ground.
Hi, how do you make your money?
Hi ya! We will do a separate video on income in the future ☺