So, Christmas has once again flown past in a whirl and now you’ve had time to consider your finances, you’ve found you’ve got more money left than you thought. Do you save it, knowing you’ll not really get much of a return on your investment, or do you spend it on an item that will improve both your life style and your health such as a Vita Spa hot tub? Interest rates are so poor at the moment that even if you tie the money up for several years you aren’t going to be much better off at the end of the investment period; much better to use the money for something that will do you some good in terms of improved health and happiness.

Buying a hot tub is something you need to consider carefully before you commit yourself to the purchase. Think about where you want to locate it. Do you want it indoors or out, and do you have enough space in that location? Of course space is only usually a problem if you are thinking of one of the larger hot tubs or swim spas as access to the area needs to be sufficient. If you are considering one of the smaller models then space isn’t that much of an issue as the only real requirements are a flat surface to stand it on and access to a power supply.

How many people are going to be using it at any one time? If there is only yourself and your partner to consider then the number of people it can easily seat is not an issue, however if you have a large family and love entertaining lots of guests, then go for the largest model you can comfortably afford to prevent disagreements.

In terms of enjoyment and health benefits, then spending your money on a hot tub is going to be a great investment. One that you certainly won’t regret.