Jackie Advised Colleagues To Invest In Houses Not Cars

Jackie Appiah’s beliefs that cars depreciates while houses appreciates has led to the Award winning Ghanaian actress to advised colleagues to invest in houses other than cars; which cannot be regarded as a long term asset as it can be lost in no time.
In an interview with Razz Newspaper, Jackie said it’s prudent for people to invest more in houses than cars. 

‘For now, apart from my yearly donations and supporting the less privileged, I am also into real estate, so my focus has shifted from buying new cars, to doing more business now,’ the actress said. 

Jackie Appiah, who was among the few movie stars known to unveil luxury automobiles almost every year, is reported to have whips like the Toyota Camry 2008 model, Nissan Murano, 2010 E120,000 ultra-modern Range Rover, BMW X6 2013 model with a customised registration number. 

‘A car tends to wear out in 10 years (or 15 if you’re lucky) no matter how much maintenance you do. And the cost to fix them back to ‘brand-new’ is more than the cost of buying a new car. So after some time you find you need to buy a new car, and you can’t sell the old one for much, she added.

Two weeks ago, the actress donated several items and an undisclosed amount of money and several gift items to victims of the June 3, 2015 tragic flood and fire disaster in Accra, Ghana.