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DaddyD 08-24-2024 05:10 PM

How much do you pay for bank safety deposit box?
 
I have a medium size safety deposit box at Truist & just received a form letter stating that my renewal rate will be $175/year! Maybe I'm getting old, but that sounds silly expensive to me. I don't keep a lot of money in my account there, just whatever I need to pay bills for a few months. Anyway, I'd be curious to hear what others are paying at other banks/credit unions.

Stu from NYC 08-24-2024 06:00 PM

We have a pretty small one at Vystar costs about $ 25 per year.

My wife used to work at First Va which after several mergers became Truists, still have stock, so glad to see they are charging so much and making me money.:mmmm:

Becca9800 08-24-2024 06:47 PM

We bought a small Sentry floor safe for our home. Big enough to store our valuables and important documents, readily accessible to our heirs, too heavy and bulky to be carried away.

ThirdOfFive 08-25-2024 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by DaddyD (Post 2363708)
I have a medium size safety deposit box at Truist & just received a form letter stating that my renewal rate will be $175/year! Maybe I'm getting old, but that sounds silly expensive to me. I don't keep a lot of money in my account there, just whatever I need to pay bills for a few months. Anyway, I'd be curious to hear what others are paying at other banks/credit unions.

We don't have one here, though back home we did. It was free because of the amount of business we did with that particular bank, otherwise $22 per year.

bagboy 08-25-2024 08:47 AM

We have a 5"×10"×20" box at Citizens First that I think was around $100 +/-.

JoMar 08-25-2024 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Becca9800 (Post 2363738)
We bought a small Sentry floor safe for our home. Big enough to store our valuables and important documents, readily accessible to our heirs, too heavy and bulky to be carried away.

And that addresses the OP's question how?

retiredguy123 08-25-2024 04:48 PM

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Michael G. 08-25-2024 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Becca9800 (Post 2363738)
We bought a small Sentry floor safe for our home. Big enough to store our valuables and important documents, readily accessible to our heirs, too heavy and bulky to be carried away.

If you bought a "small sentry floor safe", it wouldn't be to heavy and bulky to be carried away. :loco:

Becca9800 08-25-2024 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JoMar (Post 2364030)
And that addresses the OP's question how?

Just offering an alternate solution that will pay for itself vs. renting a box. If you found me irrelevant, you could have simply scrolled on by. :rolleyes:

Becca9800 08-25-2024 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Michael G. (Post 2364048)
If you bought a "small sentry floor safe", it wouldn't be to heavy and bulky to be carried away. :loco:

It is small, heavy and bulky. One hired mover was cockily confident he could pick it up and carry it to the truck. I thought he might. He needed equipment.

But I'm sure you'd know better so if you want to drop by and prove me wrong ... :popcorn:

rjm1cc 08-26-2024 11:11 AM

One question is why do you need one. If it is to hold your will and other estate papers I would go to a fire prof safe in the home. Be sure family knows where the papers are and the combination. I leave mine unlocked. In the past I had problems getting into a deceased persons bank box even though I was listed on the box. Was told this is a common problem for the bank.

retiredguy123 08-26-2024 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by rjm1cc (Post 2364287)
One question is why do you need one. If it is to hold your will and other estate papers I would go to a fire prof safe in the home. Be sure family knows where the papers are and the combination. I leave mine unlocked. In the past I had problems getting into a deceased persons bank box even though I was listed on the box. Was told this is a common problem for the bank.

I agree. For legal papers, scan them and store them on a hard drive and/or in the cloud. For valuables like jewelry, what good are they if they are locked away in a safe deposit box?

However, it is a good place for drug dealers and tax evaders to hide cash from the IRS.

dewilson58 08-26-2024 11:43 AM

Wells Fargo $65

UpNorth 08-26-2024 12:53 PM

Chase Private Client - $0

Gpsma 08-26-2024 03:37 PM

Is it a SAFETY deposit box or a SAFE deposit box. To me its a safe deposit box..a box in a safe.

Its like people who say…did u bring me back a silverneir?…its a souvenir….but thats fine..pronounce it anyway you want.

We will figure out how educated u are when u open your mouth


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