Tankless water heater investment
beats the stock market!

You heard right! A tankless water heater investment is more profitable than the stock market. Most already know that the stock market is a powerful long-term investment tool earning an average of 10% on the dollar. But very few know that a tankless water heater investment can earn returns over 15% on the dollar—trumping over even the savviest or luckiest investors today. Here’s how. (Chart available below.)

Efficiency Equals Savings
Tankless water heaters are far more energy efficient than ordinary tank water heaters. Unlike a regular water heater that constantly heats water in a storage tank, a tankless water heater stores no hot water and heats water only when you need it. Hence, by converting to a tankless water heater you can save 50% instantly on your gas bill. Your savings rate easily can equal 10% of the cost of the tankless water heater. Just like that, you earned 10% on your investment.

Tankless investments have an Important Tax Loophole.
After Federal, State, City and FICA taxes, investors lose 40% or more of their stock return. In other words, your 10% stock return may be 6 % after taxes.

Thankfully, Uncle Sam cannot tax your savings—a powerful tax loophole. When you lower your gas bill, your savings represent tax free dollars that go 100% into your pocket. Therefore you have a true, after-tax net earnings of 10%, not 6% like the stock market. If you calculate your tankless profit return on a gross basis, it is over 15%.

It Gets Even Better
Uncle Sam not only gives you tax free earnings with a tankless, he rewards you for saving money. Because tankless water heaters are so energy efficient, Uncles Sam gives you a $300 Federal Tax Rebate (on certain models)—increasing your investment profits even further.

Other Advantages of a tankless versus stocks.
Low Risk—A tankless water heater investment is as close to “a sure thing” as you can possibly get. Imagine beating the stock market but with the safety of a savings account.
Rising natural gas prices—tankless hedges your risk against rising natural gas costs.
Lower flood risk—tankless reduces your risk of costly floods commonly associated with regular tanks.
Diversify—Successful investors diversify risk. There is nothing quite like a tankless investment in your portfolio today.
Increase real estate value—Tankless instantly increases home values because it frees up valuable real estate space (especially states like California).

Naysayers
Stocks appreciate, while in 20 years my tankless needs replacement. Yes, the naysayer makes a good point. A good point for tankless. The average household goes through 2-3 tank water heaters in 20 years; it is money you have to spend anyways. Therefore, your true investment is zero dollars, and you are earning money by doing nothing different—using hot water.

Stocks have compounding interest rates, tankless do not. This is true, tankless investments earn simple interest. The solution is simple; you can earn compound interest by investing your savings in your stock market account.

I’m waiting for prices to come down—Famous last words. Remember those who said that about real estate over two years ago? Tankless water heaters continue to increase in price. This is because the raw ingredients used for water heaters (and installation) continue to increase in price because worldwide demand for these precious resources are also on the rise with population growth. Copper alone has more than tripled in the last 18 months. Steel, aluminum and gasoline are all up, with no relief in sight. Labor costs are also on the rise. A tankless with installation today costs 20% more than two years ago. In other words, those that invested in tankless two years ago just earned an extra 20%—tax free!

Other Pros.
Don’t forget, not only is a tankless investment money smart, it is loaded with lots of other benefits: endless hot water, environmentally friendly, space savings, 50-years of proven technology, and safety.

The most amazing thing about a tankless investment is that you don’t have to do anything different. You already consume hot water on a daily basis. Why not earn money for doing it.

To summarize, we all need hot water. Why not make a profit while using it?

If you invested in tankless in September 2000, your earnings would have beat both actual stock results (based on the S&P 500 index) and a hypothetical 10% return commonly associated with long-term stock investing. This does not factor in rising commodity prices, tax rebates, costly tank floods and the many benefits you get by going tankless.