- Carry as little currency as possible
- Carry cash in a money belt that sits on your waist (under your clothes) or a money pouch that hangs around your neck
- Keep cash concealed and close to your body at all times
- Avoid using fanny-packs or bags that clip to your back, they are easy to access from behind
- Do not place the cash all in one area
- Never carry cash in a wallet in your back pocket
- Carry purses and bags across the front of your body, not on your shoulder
- Some people choose to sew pockets inside of their clothing
- Never leave bags or purses unattended
- If Travelers Checks are purchased, leave a copy with a friend or relative so the numbers can be obtained for reporting purposes if they are lost or stolen
- Never leave cash in hotel rooms or dormitory rooms, unless it is locked in a safe
Cash Handling is a function of the Accounting and Financial Reporting Office. For questions or additional information, contact cash-handling@uiowa.edu
