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Rather investment savings accounts than investing in property?


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Written on: 13.11.2009 [05:10]
Holland
Holland
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With the way things are at the moment is it better to keep money in investment savings accounts or invest in property?
Written on: 16.11.2009 [03:38]
James
James
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It depends, do you want to buy to invest and make a profit, which can be tricky but very profitable or to simply invest for safe keeping. Buying a house for a roof over your head is very wise, and if you have money, now could be the time for you as the majority of property prices are a lot lower than they once were, allowing you to get more for your money.
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  • Written on: 25.11.2009 [12:57]
    Kirt
    Kirt
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    I would definitely go for property, it is showing that most people are renting now, so if you can afford to buy a property you wont be short of finding tenants, and that is a constant income, investment rates at the moment are low so you are better off this way. You just need to make sure you research in to buying a property and know a lot about becoming a landlord as it is more work and expense than people think. There is insurance, legal contracts and much more to consider.