Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 08:56:44 AM

You should never delete a wallet.

Of course you should not, this was probably an extreme advise that should definitely not be followed by newbies. But if you setup 5 wallets / addresses: wallet A, B, C, D, E and you keep everything on wallet A, (B, C, D, E being all empty wallets) and you sign 4 different transactions to send all balance on wallet A to B, C, D, E (just save, not broadcast it), then you should simply take care of private keys of 4 empty wallets (B, C, D, E). Noone can rob you in this case. And, if you lose (or destroy) private keys of wallet A, you simply broadcast the transaction to any of the other wallets.

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 08:56:44 AM

So instead of "be your own bank" and "not your keys, not your coins", you want people to completely rely on third party services and give them the power to broadcast away your coins whenever they want.

You do not need to rely on third party services, this is totally optional. You can keep all the signed raw transactions yourself, you can run your own node and verify every hour if the signed raw transaction is not invalidated and take action every time is needed.
Just think about this way:
a) what can I do if I somehow find the private key of your non-empty wallet (wallet A)? I can send all your funds, wherever I want, right? and you find this our only after all your funds are gone, right?
b) what can I do if I somehow find one of your previously signed transactions? the only thing I can do is to move your funds from your wallet A to one of your other wallets (B, C, D, E) and as soon as this is done you get instantly notified by wallet B that you received funds.

Which one of the above 2 scenarios are safer in your opinion? a or b?