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Despite many people being finding themselves stretched when paying bills, if you are lucky enough to have some extra money, 2010 is the time to invest in property. Due to drops in interest rates and property prices, investing in properting has become a very popular form of investment. Not only do you avoid the risk of losing your money in a bank, but potentially, you can get a better return for your savings.

However, making a good return on your money only works if you have entered into a good investment. To give you some tips so you can make a better return in 2010, here are some tips for where to invest in 2010.

Brazil:

Although this wouldn’t come to mind straight away, many house developers are beginning to look to Brazil as a good investment. Because of it’s sunny climates and rapidly developing economy, Brazil is looking like a good investment for your money. You should also remember that Brazil has chosen to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games which will attract millions of tourists.

With prices set to rise by around 200%, Brazil is looking like a brilliant investment.

France:

The French market has always been popular with investors and property developers. Because France was the first country within the European Union to come out of recession, it shows how strong their economy is. This means that the property market is starting to make a comeback. Although this is good news for France, it does mean that if you want to benefit from the price rises that will happen, you’ll need to act fast to get a good investment.

Switzerland:

Because of the new taxes for high earners that are coming into place in April 2010, investing in Switzerland is going to become a good investment. Because Switzerland aren’t part of the EU, the new taxes that the UK are facing won’t be brought in, to try and benefit from this, Swiss authorities are trying to attract UK businessmen to their snowy country.

This attraction for many wealthy businessmen will make Switzerland a brilliant investment. Because more high earners will be moving to the snowy slopes of Switzerland, demand and prices for property will rocket.

After seeing how much potential return you could get, you may want to run off and start buying. However, before you do, make sure you are aware of all the costs such as holiday homes insurance. Having to pay for yearly extras like maintenance and insurance for second homes doesn’t come cheap and it all eats into your return. Just try to make sure that any costs you have to pay will be covered by your earnings, while still making a return.

You can’t have a holiday home in Spain without home insurance Spain.

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