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7 Strange Places Around The House To Stash Your Cash

7 Strange Places Around The House To Stash Your Cash


Banks are great and all, but everyone should keep a little bit of emergency cash stashed somewhere at home. Frugal Dad offers up a list of seven hiding spots that should beat all but the most determined thieves.

1. The Freezer: Wrap your cash in aluminum foil and stick it in a ziplock bag.

2. Picture Frames: Slice apart the cardboard backing and insert the cash.

3. Under Heavy Things: Place the cash in an envelope and slide it under the corner of something heavy, like a piano or entertainment center.

4. Soup Cans: Why buy one of those fake-bottom cans when you just re-use one of your own?

5. Fake Plants: Put the cash in a ziplock bag and bury it in the fake soil of one of your fake plants.

6. Books: Improve the worst book in your collection with a knife. Hollow out the core and hide the cash inside.

7. Toys: Hide the cash in an old toy your kids don't use anymore, and bury the toy at the bottom of the toy chest.

Of course, any household location can work just fine. The real trick is remembering which hiding place you chose. Send yourself an email with the location—if the thieves have broken into both your email accounts and your home, then really, all is lost.
 





 

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