1. stuffed animals. Let’s go from cookies to teddy bears. Don’t the two above look adorable? Is it cute enough to go unnoticed? That is, after all, the plan. Remember those lovely cuddly teddy bears with an internal battery and a zip at the back to access it? What image do you have of that place as a nice, cuddling money storage space? How much deception is there?

2. a book that is hollow. How often do you assume a good classic is a disguised piggy bank? This is an excellent concept for individuals who own home libraries, and this hiding area would be difficult to beat. The only disappointment is that the pages had to be chopped off. There are also ready-made cut/hollow books that serve the same purpose.

3. Secret underground jar. A secure jar buried in your garden or backyard could be a fantastic and interesting spot to keep your money. Just leave a stone or anything to indicate the spot. This was apparently a favorite of our forefathers.

4. Socks. This may appear strange to those of you who believe socks serve two functions: To be worn or for dear old Santa, let me add a third–hide your money as well! 5. between the stairwell planks. Make a loose plank into a makeshift little cupboard to store/hide money.