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The truth is, that with a good budget and smart financial planning, many people can afford to treat themselves to fineries they may not have considered a possibility. Additional Article Information: =============================== 605 Words; formatted to 65 Characters per Line Distribution Date and Time: 2006-09-28 10:48:00 Written By: Emerson Lockwood Copyright: 2006 Contact Email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For more free-reprint articles by Emerson Lockwood, please visit: http://thePhantomWriters.com/free_content/d/index.shtml#Emerson_Lockwood ============================================= Special Notice For Publishers and Webmasters: ============================================= If you use this article on your website or in your ezine, We Want To Know About It. 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Many of these consumers are looking for a pool for their families to use during the summer; others seek the therapeutic benefits of a hot tub or aerobic swimming. Instead of paying your local recreation department or health club for the monthly use of a pool, why not invest in your own? Many buyers see the lump sum needed for this kind of investment as a barrier. When you pay a monthly membership fee, you are investing in the cost and maintenance of a facility that ultimately belongs to someone else. Why not invest that money in your own home and property? In truth, monthly membership fees are often comparable to what a loan payment for a hot tub or pool might be. With a purchasing price in the ballpark of $5,500-$15,000 for a nice hot tub, monthly payments are no longer wasted on an outside entity, but rather invested in your own property's value. Additionally, by having a hot tub at home, you do not have to worry about others constantly using the facility. You have complete privacy when using your tub or pool, and are able to access it at any hour of the day. You are also able to maintain the cleanliness and chemical balances of the pool yourself; you are no longer dependent on public or health club employees to do so-often at the expense of a job well done. By having a hot tub or swimming pool at home, you are able to keep a closer eye on the safety and cleanliness of the facilities your family uses. After buying your own hot tub, you may decide to move the fixture at a later date. If you decide to sell your home or invest in a second property, the tub will be removable and mobile so you can take it with you. This, however, is clearly not an option when it comes to in-ground swimming pools. When you go to sell your home, if the buyer does not want to pay extra for the amenity of having a hot tub, you can simply keep it and continue to enjoy it. The cost of maintenance for a hot tub is generally quite low. You will only need to buy a few chemicals and measure the water quality on a regular basis. A swimming pool will cost a little more to maintain, but is still quite affordable. Hot tubs are probably somewhat cheaper than many people realize, and making the monthly payments is easier than you think. Money spent on pool or health club memberships can easily be re-directed, providing you and your family a higher standard of living. Just think about the next time it is 30 degrees outside and you want to take a dip in the hot tub. Instead of warming up the car and driving across town, you could change clothes and climb right into your very own hot tub. If you get the urge for a dip in the hot tub at 2 a.m., do it. So, the next time you are thinking about writing your monthly check to the local health club, stop and think about what I said, and then realize that you don't have to live your life by someone else's schedule or location. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Emerson Lockwood writes about home improvement and home technology. It is true that you can go to your local hot tub dealer and spend anywhere from $5,500 to $15,000 on a hot tub. But amazingly, you could pay only $4,000 to $10,000 for the exact same portable hot tubs - spas that you can get at your local dealership, if only you visited SpasNStuff.com first. Emerson Lockwood's articles appear on http://www.SuperHomeIdeas.com and http://www.SpasNStuff.com . 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