by Ms Cecilia Nwabuoku

Created on: June 19, 2010

You want to hide away your money do you?  Well this is something a good many  people have been doing ever since throughout the ages. This money can be a substantial amount or not.  Most cases it's not too much money.

In such a case you will need to think of the best and safest places to hide away this cash from the prying, nosy eyes of a relative, relatives, or a teenager.  When it comes to stealing generally it is done by some body or persons that are not related.  This will require some good planning operatives demanding good thoughtful thinking first and foremost.

One is going to have to think of common or likely places thieves are likely to go  when looking for money to steal. This will require some absurd thinking to work out the best places to hoard one's precious cash. 

The best places to hide money will be in cooking pots and inside finished used cereal boxes in one's kitchen.  Generally the money should be wrapped in brown paper and then in the waterproof package that is always in cereal boxes. This cereal box or boxes should be kept in a cupboard  that other family members don't use. Money should never be wrapped up in waterproof wrap and kept in a refrigerator or freezer.  This is unhygienic  as food is kept here. Secondly one can easily forget the money in these places.  Thirdly  this money is likely to get wet or mildew grow  on it. This cereal box or boxes should be put in another part of the kitchen cupboard that is not used by the rest of the family.  Money can also be put in socks or one's chest of drawers.  Money can also be put into the pocket of a shirt or trouser that one is wearing that  day. This is a good idea because if one has to flee, he or she will have that precious cash.

The worst places to hide money is behind picture frames, under sofa chairs, under the mattress of a bed or in a hand bag . These are some common places that are checked out by thieves.

With all these facts taken into consideration, one's money will be kept safe and secure.

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