Real Estate vs ISA: Is It Worth the Headaches?

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Real estate has its benefits, but it definitely comes with its headaches. There’s the constant maintenance – dealing with tenants, toilets, and trash, not to mention ongoing costs like taxes and mortgage payments. Plus, real estate is illiquid, meaning it’s much harder to sell quickly compared to shares or funds in an ISA or SIP. For example, if you purchase a property today for £200,000 and it appreciates at an annual rate of 3%, by the time your child turns 18, that property could be worth over £300,000. While this long-term growth can be appealing, keep in mind the challenges of managing property.

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