Louisiana woman charged with pocketing $1.2m bank error in her favor Lauren Aratani in New York © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Wayne Parry/AP
A Louisiana woman experienced what for many would have been a dream come true: Over $1.2m randomly appeared in her bank account one day in February.
Kelyn Spadoni used the fast-acting skills she developed as a 911 dispatcher and quickly purchased a house and a car within a day of the money appearing in her account. Now Spadoni’s brokerage firm, Charles Schwab, wants the money back, arguing the cash was put into her account accidentally, the result of a software glitch.
Louisiana woman charged with pocketing $1 2m bank error in her favor
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Honduras: $150 Million for Housing
The Central American Bank for Economic Integration approved a line of credit for the Honduran government to finance the Resilient Housing Reconstruction Program in the country.
Wednesday, February 24, 2021 The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) informed that it is estimated that approximately 29,500 vulnerable families in the departments of Cortés, Atlántida, Yoro and Santa Bárbara will benefit from the rehabilitation, reconstruction or construction of new housing.
The objective of the program is to support the reconstruction and recovery process of the housing sector in Honduras through the implementation of rapid and resilient solutions for vulnerable populations affected during the emergency caused by extreme meteorological phenomena resulting from climate variability, according to the statement dated February 24, 2021.