LUSEN Made of Stainless Steel, The Largest Money Box for Kids, can only Save The Piggy Bank That Cannot be Pulled Out (8 x 8 x 8 inches)

I am not sure if anyone else is as bad at saving money as I am but if you are this is the product for you. This box is extremely sturdy and would take a lot of work to break into it so that makes for a good place to store my money so I don't spend it I have tried the envelope trends for saving money and always seem to dip into one of the envelopes at some point to get some extra cash. With this box it would take a lot of effort to do that which helps get me to not do it lol Highly recommend this product if you want to save money and not want to be able to see it while doing so

These are the greatest if you like to save money!! I got one for my 9 month old grandson and I filled it pretty good before I gave it to his parents. Boy is he going to be in for a surprise when he opens it!! But wait that is the best part he can't! At least not until he fills it up. I will definitely get him another one when he does open it. It is a great teaching tool on how to save. I actually bought one too just to save for vacations. I love the fact you can put any American change in it and dollar bills. I put both in together when I have extra money at the end of the day. I really wish I was the one to come up with this idea. Thanks Lusen for a great bank!! UPDATE: so it's 2025 and I have bought four of these all together two more grandchildren so I'm buying another one for Christmas for the baby I generally stuff a Big Bill in there and then a bunch of change to start them out, their banks are getting as heavy as mine. I can't wait till they open there's one day. I haven't opened mine in 5 years. I'm taking bets to see how much is in there

I’ve had a bank account since I was 16 and I’ve never saved as much money as I have with this. I’ll be the first to admit I’m impulsive, doesn’t help that my bank is literally down the street and I’m friends with all the bank tellers, so going to the bank for money for something I just saw and immediately wanted isn’t too big a hurdle for me. That’s where this piggy bank shines. I’ve been saving toward a trip to Europe and I already have $2K saved up, goal is $15k and with this piggy bank, I know I can do it! It’s sturdy, not too big and not too small. Initially I was kind of worried about the size being too big, but didn’t go for the smaller one due to the size and how much it would hold. I would say you should use your ultimate savings goal as an indicator for what size you’ll need. There was a bit of a smudge on one side of my box, but it’s on the side and given no one will see it, I’m not taking off a point for that. The box is beautifully welded together, no edges at all and the slot has nothing where it could get stuck, I’m very happy with my purchase. I keep a sharpie next to my box and put tally marks each time I put money in so I know how much I saved. Love it and definitely would recommend!

NOT EASY TO OPEN, if you’re bad about saving money then this safe is perfect. It is very difficult to get open but that makes saving money just a little bit easier.

Hey you should buy this why? Because it’s ****ing challenging and I get it cause why not. I dare you all to do this my opinion it’s worth it. Whether it’s chump change or whatever do what you like but still do it and buy it. you only live once so you might as well try? What’s the harm? Anyways If you all have a opportunity save money for your kids college or a vacation for next summer. I highly recommend it. No I ain’t a bot or whatever I’ve been doing this for past….. 3-4 months I’m at a Quater of Savings. Though I only recommend putting 5’s, 10’s, 20’s, 50’s, and 100. Inside of it. Don’t put dollar bills I am regretting doing that. Btw I got the 8 x 8 x 8. Also if you wanna break it. Use a hacksaw.. or a damn sledge hammer and a bolt cutter. (Note use the bolt cutter to bent the slip hole to get a good angle of sawing the damn thing P.S. wear safety Gear such as googles, pants, and a cloth around your neck) Anyways I am going to make 10,000k off of this or at least 5000 K. Hopefully this works. Even tho it is a bit small. To me in my opinion. But next one I’m going to do 12 x 12 x 12 Plus this might be good money to pay taxes and mortgage later on to benefit my personal money and savings to collect. I’ll update you all later next year!

I still have this container. It’s almost completely filled with money. Don’t know how I’m gonna open it. It definitely serves its purpose of making sure I don’t overspend. It does tell you how to open it, but I’m scared. I’m gonna cut myself even just hitting it

So when I bought this my original plan was to not open it for a year maybe 2 years, sadly I had to open it cause money struggles and I need to pay the bills…adulting :( anyways I was able to save up 1000 dollars in two months!! It only makes me wonder how much I could have saved in 12 to 24 months. Thankfully it honestly didn’t take me that long to open. It took maybe 15 mins. My friend and I used the box to get our anger out and used this garden tool (not sure what it’s called) but we just hit the box over and over again and I was able to get the garden tool in between the gap which was super helpful. Now me and my friends kept the box just for the future when we need to get our anger out or de stress hahaha

I have no dislikes, purchase October 2020 to see if I was capable of Saving for a Rainy Day and I did. It's durable, there's no way for it to break or catch fire; perfect size as long as you only add cash and not coins and the money slot is small enough to prevent you from dipping in your savings. Some say it's easy to get money out with tweezers, but you must be a tweeker if you actually spend time doing that. I was placing money in here on a not so consistent basis, almost 3 full years I thought I had almost $1000 but turned out to be $297 I'm definitely buying another and will place $300 to start and I'll try to be more consistent with my savings. It taken me 5 min to pry safe open by widening the money slot. Fyi: I wouldn't utilize this for coins.