If you are considering purchasing a safe for your home, here are three things that you need to take into consideration when purchasing a home safe. #1 What You Will Use It For Think carefully about what you will use the safe for. Many people who install safes in their home end up wishing that they would have purchased a slightly larger safe once they start using their safe on a regular basis. [Read More]

Older generations, post-Great Depression, used to stuff their hard-earned money into their mattresses or tuck it into mason jars and bury it in the backyard. They did not trust banks to keep their money safe after the Great Depression and worried that another stock market crash would come on the heels of the slow recovery. If you are currently stuffing your money into your mattress because you are worried about banks, are worried about being tracked, or want to live " [Read More]

Home and vehicle locks form a valuable part of your personal security. But at the same time, having to spend a lot of time fiddling with locks can be a frustrating experience, or at least an inconvenience. There are certain ways to structure your locking systems so that you encounter the least resistance possible, without compromising your security. Go Digital First of all, wherever you can, go digital. One of the biggest problems that consumers face in dealing with locks is having to remember various sets of keys or explain to guests how to jump through the hoops of a series of different types of locks and combinations. [Read More]

Changing your home's locks may be something you want to consider if you have recently moved into the home or if you know someone has a copy of the keys to your home whom you no longer trust. This is the best way to make your home that much more secure. When it comes to changing the locks, here are four things you want to consider: Hire a Locksmith: While you can change the locks yourself, it's much better to hire a locksmith for the job. [Read More]