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The Why And How Of Hiding Money And Valuables by Hector Allister
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It can really be much harder and even more important than it sounds, though this may sound like an incredibly simple subject on the surface. The most common place to store your valuable physical belongings is of course in a bank safe deposit box. It is not that private and accessibility can be an issue, although this is usually safe physically. You will only have access to your belongings during banking hours and the contents of a safe deposit box can easily be seized or frozen. Accidents and other bad things do happen to good people, although this is not to say you are running some dark underground criminal organization. We have all heard the story of the guy that lost everything when someone fell on the sidewalk in front of his house. If this happens you probably do not want the 150 year old silver necklace your Great Grandfather bought for your Great Grandmother sitting in a safe deposit box even if it is only worth though not to be deceptive. The level of security you need for your items will be directly related to the level of their value. Either their true physical value or their personal value many times we have things that could never be replaced while they would probably never get stolen either. They just need to be protected from harm. On the other hand, most people do have items that are very valuable financially that will require a different level of security, and you probably do not want them in a safe deposit box either. These would be items such as the hard cash you are using for an emergency backup or the silver and gold coins you have as an emergency survival cache just in case the economy crashes and your paper money is no longer good. Where you hide your valuables is also a major consideration. They not only need to be safe from thieves, they also need to be accessible and under your complete control at all times. It is not impossible either, although this is not an easy task to accomplish. The best way to keep your valuable under your control and safe at the same time is to hide them on your property and hiding them inside your home or in a safe is not usually the best location. The best part about having your valuables buried on your property is the ease of gaining access to your belongings.
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