15 Secret Places to Hide Money Around Your Home
15 Secret Places to Hide Money Around Your Home
By Deacon Hayes Updated September 2, 2021
Sometimes you want to have cash around the house so that it easy to access, however, you don’t want just anyone to be able to find it. Perhaps you have found your own hiding places over the years, but are they as safe as you would like them to be?
Here is a list of some of the best places to hide money around the house. Some of the hiding spots are free while others are products that you can purchase that blend into any houses decor.
Free options for hiding money
Since I am all about saving money, I thought I would start with mentioning the free options.
1. Inside a tennis ball
When was the last time you looked for a tennis ball canister to find some money? Never would be my guess.
Slice an opening just big enough to be able to slide bills in and out. Then place the ball back in the canister with the regular tennis balls.
Of course, if you don’t have other sporting equipment it might appear strange if you have just a collection of tennis balls.
2. On the bottom of a dresser drawer
You might think this is too obvious and that the money will be found easily. That might be true if you just placed the money at the bottom of your sock drawer.
Instead, tape an envelope underneath the drawer. People could rummage through your socks all day long and they will never find your envelope.
3. Inside of a Pen
Did you know that can hide money inside of a pen? Yep, you can roll up a $100 bill around the inner part of the pen, then put it back together.
Not only is your cash hidden, but you have a perfectly good working pen as well. Just make sure you don’t let anyone borrow it or you may be out one hundred bucks.
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