Be Careful With These Depreciating Assets

by - 9/20/2017 09:43:00 PM



There are certain things you can buy that will quickly lose their value. Many assets start to depreciate in value as soon as you've bought them. This might not matter for some things, especially those you want to keep forever. But if you ever buy anything you want to sell in the future, it's important to know if its value is going to go down.


Jewelry


Jewelry can be a tricky asset to consider in terms of value. It can be influenced by various factors, such as materials, age, condition, and designer. However, it can often depreciate in value fairly quickly after you've bought it. So be wary of spending a lot on a diamond ring.


Electronics


Any electronics, from computers to phones, depreciate in value pretty rapidly. This is good news if you're looking for a bargain and you're willing to buy a used product. However, be careful if you ever want to sell any electronics you have bought.


Clothes


Clothes are a necessity that we often use until they're no longer usable. However, many people sell clothes they no longer want. Even designer items won't sell for what they were once worth after they've been owned once because the demand doesn't tend to be high enough.


Cars


Cars and other vehicles are one the biggest culprits for depreciating assets. Anything with an engine, including boats, will quickly start to lose its value. That's why many people choose to lease vehicles, instead of buying them. It often makes more financial sense, especially if you want to trade your car in for a new model on a regular basis.


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