<prompt> Human: EditDaily Mail Articlelol, thanks daily mailAlso, thank you for gilding!---Firstly, thanks to all helpful and constructive comments! It should be mentioned that it is part of the reddiqutte to follow the subreddit rules.Onto the update. Long story short, the bank called. An employee had accidentally transferred a home loan funds into my account!From many redditors, if it was a customer error, legally I would be able to keep the money not implying that I would. But if it were a bank error, they could take it - no questions asked info from several redditors who worked in a bank.They called me that they will reverse the original transaction, and to move the money into my original account because I had moved it into a new account so that I could distinguish between that money and my money.It took under 5 minutes. Very anti-climatic, but better than a lawsuit! Thank goodness that the stress is over.Also, since it is a new month today is 11215, Australia, a credit interest had occurred in my account and they didnt take that either. Since the money was in that other account for one day it got about 25 credit interest. So... essentially, I got out more than what I initially had woo -:I think Ill just let it sit there for the memories. Haha.--I learnt a lot of things from this as well. Remember this is from Australia, and could be from the UK as well, because we do apply UKs common laws to Aus...maybe...IANAL- Unjust Enrichment: In law, unjust enrichment is where one person is unjustly or by chance enriched at the expense of another, and an obligation to make restitution arises, regardless of liability for wrongdoing. Scary!- Change of Position: Change of position is a defense to a claim of unjust enrichment, or for restitution. Ordinarily, someone who has been unjustly enriched at the expense of another is strictly liable to disgorge his gains. However, a change of position defense operates where it would be inequitable to compel him to make restitution. - thanks to upspins for the link- Theft by finding: Theft by finding occurs when someone who chances upon an object which seems abandoned takes possession of the object but fails to take steps to establish whether the object is abandoned and not merely lost or unattended. In some jurisdictions the crime is called larceny by finding or stealing by finding.There were lots of very unethical things I could do, but I had no desire to do that this has to be established and said, apparently.In conclusion, do not take money thats not yours.Thank you for all your help, PF!TL;DR Bank error, collect 25. Also, proof:  <response>: Due to the stream of rule-breaking comments the post was receiving, the moderation team locked the post from future comments. This post broke no rules, but it unfortunately was the target of many low-quality comments and jokes. 