In the U.S alone, a whopping 3.7 million burglaries happen every year, and in many of those cases, at least one member of the household was inside the property when the crime occurred (some fell victim to violence in the process of catching the intruder unawares or defending their property, belongings and/or family members). The reality is that you’re only safe in your home, if you’ve been proactive with attempts to make it burglar-proof, and are savvy about the potential risks.
With the pandemic still causing disruption and financial upset to communities all over the world, many Americans are increasingly beginning to rely on their savings to survive, with many more purchasing personal safes to keep their precious, hard earned money close at hand. However, there are a few things to consider if you’re thinking about buying a personal safe: