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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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 
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]

C-Rated safes will run around $1500-$7000 depending on model and obviously the size.

E-Rated safes are better with 1inch thick walls, and will be a bit more. [/quote]

you can get a decent gun safe for less than $500.  They weigh more than 300 pounds, so bolting it to a floor isn't really needed.  And they're fireproof[/quote]

Those aren't safes. They aren't really fireproof either. [/quote]
We got a large gun safe that is "fireproof", at least for a certain amount of time or heat. It was a little more than $500, but not that much more.

We bought it from Bass Pro and it is 5' tall, maybe 24-30" wide. It is so heavy, I can't imagine thieves being able to cart it out.

If you are just wanting to store documents to keep safe from a short fire, get a small safe and hide it in a box or behind some clothes in your closet. Put it where robbers won't notice it.[/quote]

They call them safes for marketing reasons, but they aren't safes, but storage containers. The fire ratings are all hype and garbage also. Only metal will survive their time/heat ratings. [/quote]

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