Enquire Now

Please provide your details to reserve space at Guardian Vaults.

Do you agree to receive promotional emails from us?
Would you like to receive our guide to Gold and Silver Bullion?

Enquire Now

Please provide your details to reserve space at Guardian Vaults.

Do you agree to receive promotional emails from us?
Would you like to receive our guide to Gold and Silver Bullion?

Enquire Now

Please provide your details to reserve space at Guardian Vaults.

Do you agree to receive promotional emails from us?
Would you like to receive our guide to Gold and Silver Bullion?

Enquire Now

Please provide your details to reserve space at Guardian Vaults.

Do you agree to receive promotional emails from us?
Would you like to receive our guide to Gold and Silver Bullion?

Enquire Now

Please provide your details to reserve space at Guardian Vaults.

Do you agree to receive promotional emails from us?
Would you like to receive our guide to Gold and Silver Bullion?

Enquire Now

The new year brings with it lots of exciting opportunities to grow your assets and discover new lucrative investments, but it is also a time to reflect upon the safety of your valuable possessions.

If 2017 proved a profitable year for you, and 2018 is expected to follow suit, it would be wise to consider how to protect yourself and your prized possessions against the ever-rising threat of theft. The answer is simple – put them safely in a vault with a professional company like Guardian Vaults.

A lot of the most valuable items people have are still their physical belongings such as gold, jewellery, art, and vintage or collectors items. Leaving these items on decorative display around the home can be tempting, but by doing so, you are making them vulnerable to not just being stolen but also to accidental damaged.

Many of your assets in this day and age will be digital or at least digitally documented. But that’s not to say there aren’t methods of protecting them in the physical world. Online hacking and fraud are a growing concern, leading even the savviest of technology fiends to recognise the unavoidable permeability of digital security and seek physical, offline protection for their online assets.

The concept might seem strange, but any avid Bitcoin investor will tell you that storing your digital currencies offline is a wise move, and the surest way to protect them. Similarly, keeping important documents in the cloud is smart for a backup, but if they are the only versions, their safety and accessibility will at the mercy of a system which could crash or be hacked. Stored in a vault, an offline version of your Bitcoins and hard copies of your documents will be entirely safe and secure.

Whether you’re seeking perfect preservation for your grandmother’s vintage jewellery or the impenetrable protection of ‘cold storage’ for your cryptocurrency wallet, a secure safety deposit box in a professional vault is the solution that will best serve your needs now and in the future.

Find out more about how you can put safety first and protect your online and offline assets in 2018 by using Guardian Vaults.

 

How to protect your physical and digital assets in 2018

The new year brings with it lots of exciting opportunities to grow your assets and discover new lucrative investments, but it is also a time to reflect upon the safety of your valuable possessions.

If 2017 proved a profitable year for you, and 2018 is expected to follow suit, it would be wise to consider how to protect yourself and your prized possessions against the ever-rising threat of theft. The answer is simple – put them safely in a vault with a professional company like Guardian Vaults.

A lot of the most valuable items people have are still their physical belongings such as gold, jewellery, art, and vintage or collectors items. Leaving these items on decorative display around the home can be tempting, but by doing so, you are making them vulnerable to not just being stolen but also to accidental damaged.

Many of your assets in this day and age will be digital or at least digitally documented. But that’s not to say there aren’t methods of protecting them in the physical world. Online hacking and fraud are a growing concern, leading even the savviest of technology fiends to recognise the unavoidable permeability of digital security and seek physical, offline protection for their online assets.

The concept might seem strange, but any avid Bitcoin investor will tell you that storing your digital currencies offline is a wise move, and the surest way to protect them. Similarly, keeping important documents in the cloud is smart for a backup, but if they are the only versions, their safety and accessibility will at the mercy of a system which could crash or be hacked. Stored in a vault, an offline version of your Bitcoins and hard copies of your documents will be entirely safe and secure.

Whether you’re seeking perfect preservation for your grandmother’s vintage jewellery or the impenetrable protection of ‘cold storage’ for your cryptocurrency wallet, a secure safety deposit box in a professional vault is the solution that will best serve your needs now and in the future.

Find out more about how you can put safety first and protect your online and offline assets in 2018 by using Guardian Vaults.

 

Disclaimers: Guardian Vaults Holdings Pty Ltd, Registered Office, Scottish House, 100 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000. ACN 138618176 (“Guardian Vaults”) All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited without written permission from the publisher and/or the author. Information contained herein is believed to be reliable, but its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. It is not designed to meet your personal situation. Guardian Vaults, its officers, agents, representatives and employees do not hold an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL), are not an authorised representative of an AFSL and otherwise are not qualified to provide you with advice of any kind in relation to financial products. If you require advice about a financial product, you should contact a properly licensed or authorised financial advisor. The information is indicative and general in nature only and is prepared for information purposes only and does not purport to contain all matters relevant to any particular investment. Subject to any terms implied by law and which cannot be excluded, Guardian Vaults, shall not be liable for any errors, omissions, defects or misrepresentations (including by reasons of negligence, negligent misstatement or otherwise) or for any loss or damage (direct or indirect) suffered by persons who use or rely on such information. The opinions expressed herein are those of the publisher and/or the author and may not be representative of the opinions of Guardian Vaults, its officers, agents, representatives and employees. Such information does not take into account the particular circumstances, investment objectives and needs for investment of any person, or purport to be comprehensive or constitute investment or financial product advice and should not be relied upon as such. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Due to various factors, including changing market conditions and/or laws the content may no longer be reflective of current opinions or positions. You should seek professional advice before you decide to invest or consider any action based on the information provided. If you do not agree with any of the above disclaimers, you should immediately cease viewing or making use of any of the information provided.