Protect your money

Money is important to all of us because it is the way humans around the world the do business with except for something. Most people overestimate the chances of being mugged or having something nicked. That said, teenagers are more likely to be the victims of theft and assault than any other age group. There for here are a few tip you can take to stay safe...
Most mugging happen between 6pm and midnight so do not go out off the house if you do not have any important arenas to be settled. But if you do need to go out, make sure that you walk the streets or use public transport alone. Bring a friend along. This is especially important for girls, because many unwanted things can happen.
Even if you’re in a group, it is advisable to stick to well-lit areas. Who knows what could be lurking in the dark alleys or road. As you all know in general, the bad guys prefers the dark places because they can use it to their advantage. If no one saw you being mugged, how could anyone help?
The most common items to be nicked are wallets, mobile phones and jewellery, so keep them hidden . This is easier said than done because what is the main point of having expansive stuff we do not show it off. Thus, try to be more modest, it helps a lot.
But some time things happen, so if you were mugged, tell someone, preferably the police and your parents. They can help you. If you're mugged or see someone being mugged, dial 991. Even if you can't remember much, it could mean the difference between the muggers being caught or getting away with it. If your phone's stolen, get it blocked. More important than that, cancel any stolen bank cards. Also, change the lock that the key had been stolen. Who know the muggers when to you house to take some more of your valuable possessions. And go to the hospital or your doctors to have any injuries treated and documented. This can make you feel better physically and mentally.