How to keep your movable assets safe while travelling this holiday
The holiday period is about enjoying some quality time with your family, but before you immense yourself fully into the experience, make sure that you have installed recovery devices on all your movable assets.
WITH the holidays fast approaching and the last-minute planning in full swing, it’s easy to forget some important things on the home front. While planning a relaxing holiday on the beach, or an exciting adventure into the unknown, don’t forget that the safety of your moveable assets also needs to be considered.
Vehicle and moveable asset theft is a problem all year long, however, during the festive season, as criminals go festive season ‘shopping’, it is even more so.
This may put your vehicle/moveable assets at risk of being stolen. Further to this, the Minister of Police recently revealed that an average of 146 cars or motorcycles were stolen during the 2016/17 period – all the more reason why attention should be focused on this. To avoid being a statistic this year, take some precautionary steps to secure all your moveable assets during this time.
The holiday period is about enjoying some quality time with your family, but before you immerse yourself fully into the experience, make sure that you have installed recovery devices on all your movable assets – those that you are taking on your trip or even the ones that you have left at home – allowing you the peace of mind that, even at the unfortunate event that your vehicle gets stolen, your solutions provider is able to recover your asset anywhere in the country.
With that said, do things differently this holiday season. Find the right partner/company that can track your vehicle or mobile assets from just about anywhere in the country, one that is cost-effective – giving you more bang for your money. Don’t let the possibility of having your vehicle or moveable assets stolen rob you of creating memorable moments with your family that you can carry with you for years to come.
Courtesy: Beame.
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