5 Safer Places Ex MI6 Officers Hide Cash at Home in the UK — And Where You Should NEVER

🔗 Fix every weak spot a burglar checks first with my complete home security guide: royashworth.com If you keep a bit of cash at home, there's a good chance it's in one of the same handful of places as nearly everybody else in Britain. And those are exactly the places a burglar checks first. People trained in intelligence work live by one rule above everything else: never be predictable. In this video I show you five safer places to keep cash in a British home that follow that rule, and then the places you should never use. What you'll learn in this video: • Why a burglar doesn't search your house, he checks it • A cupboard almost every home has that he rarely bothers with • The room many burglars have written off before they're even through the door • A place nearly every house in Britain has that you only visit twice a year • The free habit careful people use that most of us never do • Why the "clever" hiding spot from thirty years ago is now on his list • The one room in the house where you should assume your money is already gone At the end I give you the one thing I'd do tonight. It costs nothing. This isn't a video to make you anxious in your own home. Most people in this country will never have a stranger inside their house. The goal is simply not to keep your money where the whole country keeps it. Please note: this video is general home safety information, not financial, legal or insurance advice. Many home insurance policies have a limit on how much cash they cover, so check your own policy. If you ever come home and think someone has been inside, don't go in. Get somewhere safe and ring 999. Be honest in the comments: how many of the never-use spots are you using right now? And if you've got a hiding place that's served you well for years, share the idea below, without saying where in your house it is. For more practical home safety for British homes, please subscribe. #homesecurity #burglaryprevention #UKhomes #homesafety #britishhomes #hidingcash #crimeprevention #securitytips