If you decide to keep money and valuables at home, you should think about a safe place for this.
Still, attackers most often check obvious places.
For example, cabinets and sideboards, where money and jewelry are often hidden.
It's better to forget about the boxes too. They'll be checked first.
Burglars are also well aware of the methods of wrapping money in bags and then placing it in vases or flower pots.
Thieves look under and in the mattress, as well as in pillows, books, and magazines.
They also know that people can leave money in jars of cereals or tea.
It is also important to protect your savings not only from thieves, but also from mold and other problems that may appear on banknotes.
Therefore, you should not leave money in an unheated, unventilated room with high humidity. Hiding a stash in the bathroom or kitchen is also a bad idea.
