Its better to be overkill rather than losing all of your coins just because you do store it on a way which is very less secure compared into this metal wallets.

I might consider on transferring my keys later on even though im not holding that much but this is way much more better than storing up your coins
into your email or cloud storage which do still have the tendency to be hacked or bypassed.

For now ive been storing my seeds on several flashdrives which i do kept on different parts of the house , its been divided on 3.

You need to understand that, the lastpass or keepass are operate by third parties and saving of private keys or seeds in an email is the most vulnerable part. However, I will advise you to know off hand the last 5 words in your seed while you save the rest on flash, papper and bank vault. But for total secure of your seed or private youll need to order for a Quadrat metal bitcoin seed/private keys storage which has proven grade A through all series (fire etc) of test.

I am using one of my USB stick as a place to store the wallet seeds and it is enough for me because I am not having in millions in my wallet but for someone who is having huge value portfolio need to find better kind of security for their seeds like biometric access or something like that.

What's the difference of hacking and fire incident? Both are almost the same in terms of tragedy they may often happen but it might happen to you one day. Don't get too comfortable of trusting the internet when it comes to your funds, a lot of people will be after you if they know you have a bunch of money. That's why anonymity and security are the best way to deal with the bad guys. You may be carelessly putting it on the internet but one day you might need to change your style of handling security.

Wallet seeds are real problem now for mostly digital wallets. Note that their is no 100% safest place to secure seeds online. Once a time it was just a normal registration forms & if we forgot password it was easy to recover. But wallet seeds cannot be recoverable.
I generally take screenshots & save in my phone & save in Google drive. And I also use gmail draft as a second choice.

The idea is pretty interesting as I am also thinking on how I can safeguard my seed because if I am going to store it online, I am pretty sure that it is very vulnerable to the hackers.

Putting a password is a good idea but what I like is to use both in order to get a stronger security like I will divide the seed in three parts and all the parts have it's own password also.  I will try this one as right now I am only storing my seed in a sheet of paper but I am worried if in case it will be lost.

Hackers and criminally minded folks are seriously messing with our lives and making the Internet look scary a place. I have read countless agony stories of hodlers who couldn't trace back the passwords/private keys to their wallets after they wrote them out and tucked safely somewhere. They soon forgot where they hid them. It's not even enough hiding these stuff if after several years we then discover we actually succeeded in hiding them from ourselves, and not the public. It's a paradox, actually. For me, I try to make it very simple. I write out my passwords (and not the PKey) on a booklet. Then tie my wallet to a 2FA and my email. So, if a hacker gets access to one they won't get access to either of my 2FA or email.

I store mine in a fireproof safe that's bolted to the floor. Basically there's no way it can be damaged or stolen, unless someone has the time to get an angle grinder and just cut the thing in half. Me and my both neighbors from each side have cameras facing the road, so there's no way someone could just walk in and steal everything.
In most neighbourhoods a camera and a dog is enough to keep burglars away, unless you have a very flashy house with expensive cars on the driveway.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are very valuable asset and that is why asset security need to be considered especially when it comes to private key and seed. Although I have never kept many of my crypto asset in the wallet, but as long as I actively use the wallet, security is mandatory. So far I have taken several steps to secure the private key and seed of a wallet address that I own and that on USB as well as on a piece of paper. I know these two step are still risky, but I can still accept the risk because the amount of asset I have is not too much.

I am sure that anyone with a lot of asset in the wallet is sure to take very strong precaution to keep the asset safe and reasonable. But for those who don't have many asset, I think super strong security doesn't need to be urgent.