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Luxury Goods Worth Investing in to Make Money for your Future

March 20, 2017 by EmmaB Leave a Comment

There is nothing wrong with liking nice things.  By nice I mean designer goods, who wouldn’t like to have a designer item on them. Buying luxury goods can also be an investment and something to hand down through the generations. In a time when saving cash in banks doesn’t yield much of a return people are choosing to invest their money in other luxury items.

Some choose in invest their savings in Buying a Second Property to Let which could secure your financial future, especially if you are self employed and have a limited private pension.

My parents have some beautiful pieces of art that adorn their walls and these bring much enjoyment to them.  Other people  choose to buy pre owned cartier.  Buying pre owned allows you to purchase vintage watches that already are worth a lot of money.  The goods will likely continue to increase in value and they will then be an asset for a family.

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My luxury wishlist would also consist of handbags and jewelry. My preferred brands would be Chanel and Tiffany.  It would make me happy to be able to pass these down to my girls in the future.  I would use them for special occasions like my day at the races. Since becoming a parent I am more sentimental.  I even keep clothes that mean a lot, my wedding dress is carefully packaged away and my children wore the same christening gown that I wore.
I have also passed this ethic on to my children.  They are currently saving coins and were surprised at just how much some are worth. 50p coins are always checked when any of us receive them in change. Did you know that certain ones are worth more than their face value. The Kew Gardens coin being especially sought after as it sells for £30 plus.  Some of the Olympic coins are now becoming collectable so it is always worth looking at your small change.  The Peter Rabbit coins are also collectable.  A quick check on selling sites can tell you which ones are worth keeping hold of.
First edition books and toys in their packaging can also make money.  Those who have the first edition Harry Potter books are already realising their value.
Are there things that you collect?  Things that one day you believe will add value to your family.  Do let me know in the comments below.

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