Woman Arrested For Refusing To Return $1.2 Million Accidentally Deposited Into Account
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Charging her with theft how?
There is nothing on this story after the first release no outcome I can find on the internet
she should get to keep 2 years ago why no update
I would have loved to see a white lives matter movement
The Morning Hustle Im taking the money and in court me and my lawyer going with i thought we was finally getting reparations haahaa
Her fault was moving it, she knew it was dirty money and she signed something knowing if this happened she was supposed to return what she was not meant to get. She stole plain and simple, it is a theft plain and simple by the terms of the law...
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Return the money and work and invest. Anyone can become a millionaire.
Are you?
Do tell.... how much is in your savings account? I’ll gladly share you what’s in mine
@@user-nm1lf6wj3z at 27 of course not. I have my whole life to become rich and wealthy. I plan on living and giving a lot more in the future. I’m currently paying off my first rental next month. The USA is the greatest place in the world to live!
@@galupproperties3098 amen Joshua. Contrasts brother. Do you have any tips for a young lad like myself? 22 tryna be in that wave with you man what’s good
@@dylanstevens5714 checkout the richest man in Babylon. Rich dad poor dad and Dave Ramsey. Don’t waste your money on luxuries until your a lot older and can pay cash for them. Make sure you drive a car that Atleast 4 years old so someone else can take the depreciation hit for you( a new car loses 40-60% of its value in the first 4 years you own it). Always be frugal and focus on setting goals. Think about the end goal not the day to day lifestyle. Always save as much as possible. Make sure to maintain a 3-6 month emergency fund which is your monthly expenses. Make sure to take advantage of a 401k if it’s offered and also a Roth IRA for tax free growth when you retire. Don’t fall into the fad of buying lots of rentals using debt it always sounds great until tenants stop paying. Make sure you put at minimum 20% down on your first home to prevent private mortgage insurance (only helps the bank if you got foreclosed). I personally have credit cards but they aren’t a requirement just watch your spending habits with them and always pay them off in full. Feel free to use a simple credit monitoring tool like credit karma which can give you ball park numbers on your credit overtime. (Credit card companies offer free scores aswell). Best of luck to you on your road to be a millionaire remember 80% are self made they are doing it right now as we speak.