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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ummm a safe? Or the cloud? Adulting is hard for you, so it seems.[/quote] Not op but you're a dumb b. This is a valid issue that is not easy to resolve. Most safes made for homes are ridiculously easy to break into if that is a concern. You have to get a heavy one so it isn't easy just to pick it up and walk away. If you want to bolt it into concrete for most of us it's going to be in a very inconvenient[b] out of the way location[/b] which more than likely means it won't be used as it should. Op this is a difficult issue to resolve. I have a safety deposit box but after reading how unsecure they are and I believe the banks really don't have any responsibility if they are broken in to. I will be having workers in my primary suite and bath and have too much unprotected jewelry that I'm worried about. I don't think there is an easy answer. I have a heavy safe that cost a bit of money but the lock broke in under a year without a lot of use. It is supposedly fire safe. I will probably purchase another and take the suggestion to put another safe inside. It will have to be bigger and heavier and more difficult to move than I want. For anyone who knows, how much should a decent safe cost? I need one for documents but also to put some valuables in when I'm away.[/quote] That's the key and how it should be. Bolting it to your front porch concrete is silly. [/quote]
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