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  • bOydOSbEm [2246920] · 6 likes ·
    Small: 100m Medium: 300m Large: 500m XLarge: 1b yes you can have a palace and store there your cash while living in a PI. Just need to move between the happy bar timer resets every 15 min
  • Scud [1329791] · 2 likes ·
    Keep in mind you can't leave your current house if you have hired staff, and if you fire and re-hire the staff you'll have to pay additional upkeep.
Monkey-Man [2706392] · #1
Greetings Fellow Citizens,

I had a few questions about Vaults and was hoping for some clarification.

What are the sizes for vaults and the corresponding amounts you can store in them?

Can you store money in a vault you have say on a Palace and then live in a rented PI and still keep your money in the Palave?

Any tips and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks
LoJack
bOydOSbEm [2246920] · #2 · edited
Small: 100m
Medium: 300m
Large: 500m
XLarge: 1b

yes you can have a palace and store there your cash while living in a PI. Just need to move between the happy bar timer resets every 15 min
Scud [1329791] · #5
Keep in mind you can't leave your current house if you have hired staff, and if you fire and re-hire the staff you'll have to pay additional upkeep.
SirEdge [2609907] · #6
Sad part is the spouse can bounce back and forth without firing staff. So it's easier for the spouse to use the palace method than the owner. And if I were to put in a suggestion to fix that, I would expect the fix would be to not allow either rather than to allow the owner to move back and forth.