article_snippet.sent: A man who was unemployed and getting Centrelink payments was able to splash out more than $2 million on luxury cars, a boat and celebrity memorabilia due to a banking loophole.
article_snippet.sent: Opening a freedom saving account with St George Bank in 2010, Luke Brett Moore was able to overdraw $2.189 million over three years,
article_snippet.sent: The 27-year-old Goulburn man was able to overdraw $2.189 million over three years from The 27-year-old Goulburn man St George Bank .
article_snippet.sent: Luke Brett Moore, 27, managed to live a life of excess despite being on social security because of a bank fault .
article_snippet.sent: The 27-year-old Goulburn man dipped into the account 48 times and spent the money on a number of expensive items.
article_snippet.sent: To avoid being caught, the 27-year-old moved the funds to PayPal and National Australia Bank accounts.
article_snippet.sent: To conceal Luke Brett Moore exploits, Luke Brett Moore moved the money into Luke Brett Moore PayPal account as well as into Luke Brett Moore National Australia Bank account .
article_snippet.sent: A bank spokeswoman told News Corp that incidents like Luke Brett Moore's were rare and happened due to a 'human error'.
highlights_snippet.sent: Luke Brett Moore overdrew $2 million Luke Brett Moore did not have from a bank account .
  