Safety & securityRay Coleman5 Safer Places Former CIA Hide Cash at Home — And Where You Should NEVER

5 Safer Places Former CIA Hide Cash at Home — And Where You Should NEVER

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Published Sep 22, 2026, 1:45 AM · 3w ago

Ray Coleman
Ray Coleman
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If you keep some cash in the house — and plenty of people do — the top drawer of your dresser is the worst place for it, and it's the first place a burglar opens. I'll say that in the first ten seconds so nobody waits for it. Then I'll give you the five places I'd actually use instead, ranked on one thing only: how long each one holds a stranger standing in your hallway with a clock running in his head. You will learn the everyday spot that reads as worthless, the two-screws-and-a-board fix you can do tonight, the coat-pocket trick hiding in plain sight, and the rooms a burglar searches first — so your cash sits exactly where his habit tells him not to look. None of it costs more than a couple of dollars, and you can set most of it up tonight. Tell me in the comments which spot you use. The one with the most comments gets its own full video next. Everything here is public, legal, and about protecting what is yours. #homesecurity #hidecash #cashathome #burglarproof #privacy #seniorsafety #protectyourhome #homedefense

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