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Way back when, my Dad always told me to have at least three copies of everything, because one backup is no backup. So I have a 1TB Storage Box at Hetzner (€4/month, in a different datacenter than my VPSes) I push backups to with Restic. I also backup to a local machine (also with restic), and to my Dad's NAS (you guessed, with restic), and to my old Debian server until I decommission it (also with restic).
All legs have different retention settings, based on how much space I have at a particular backup site.