People often lose money in their own home. In fact, there can be two options: either they forget the place where they were put, or someone has misappropriated the money for themselves. In any case, you need to carefully analyze and search everything to find them.
Instructions
Step 1
Gather, first of all, all members of your family. Firstly, it will be quite difficult to search for bills alone. Secondly, you need to make sure that your roommates could not be involved in the loss of money. So take a piece of paper and a pen. Then make a list of all the possible places in the house where the bills might be.
Step 2
Understand the history of money loss. Remember and write down the places in the house where you could hide (put) money. It would be very nice to write down the exact date of this action. Remember where you could take this money and spend. In many cases, people simply by inertia take deferred bills and send them to an urgent matter. Maybe the same thing happened in your case.
Step 3
Recalculate all your savings several times and ask others to do the same. It all depends on the honesty of your roommates. In the process of this check, there is a high probability of finding out whether you lost money or someone took it. If that doesn't work, start an organized home search.
Step 4
Check all shelves, folders, newspapers, magazines, papers and books. These are the most common places where bills could fall. Often they can be found between the pages of books that are on the coffee table. Also, money can be in documents: passport, subscription, pass, etc.
Step 5
Search almost the entire house, looking even in places where they may not even be in your opinion. Look under carpets, parquet floors, beds, corners, and clothing pockets. Search until you find it. If you could not do this, then 2 options remain: either you did not calculate your savings correctly, or they were taken by someone who could penetrate your home space.
