Money on the Road lays out the five honest ways Australian couples actually fund full-time travel — who each one suits, what to realistically expect, and the very first step to take. No hype, no get-rich-by-Friday nonsense. Just the map Sandy and I wish someone had handed us before we left.
Most couples stall on the same maths: they look at their salary and think they need to reproduce it from a campsite. You don’t. Life on the road usually costs less than the life you’re living now, and you cover that smaller number with a mix — not one big income.
This isn’t a 300-page manual. It’s a clear, honest helicopter view you can read in an afternoon, written by someone who’s been out here five years and 70-plus house sits, and got it wrong plenty of times so you don’t have to.

What’s inside:
•      The five real ways couples fund the road (and who each suits)
•      Five money myths that keep more couples parked than any bank balance
•      The one afternoon’s homework that turns the vague money fear into an actual number

If you’ve been saying “someday we’ll travel” for years now, this was written for you.
Pop your email in and I’ll send it straight over — free.