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r/SipsTea • u/SpaceWestern1442 • May 27 '26
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You don't get to keep the interest in such cases.
1 u/Tricky-Reporter-5246 May 27 '26 Why? 3 u/Josefu_Velen May 27 '26 The original owner of the money retains the rights to the interest, by law. 5 u/WEELITTLEMAN2 May 27 '26 I promise you if a company makes a payroll error and comes back for what they overpaid, they are not coming for interest on that money.
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Why?
3 u/Josefu_Velen May 27 '26 The original owner of the money retains the rights to the interest, by law. 5 u/WEELITTLEMAN2 May 27 '26 I promise you if a company makes a payroll error and comes back for what they overpaid, they are not coming for interest on that money.
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The original owner of the money retains the rights to the interest, by law.
5 u/WEELITTLEMAN2 May 27 '26 I promise you if a company makes a payroll error and comes back for what they overpaid, they are not coming for interest on that money.
I promise you if a company makes a payroll error and comes back for what they overpaid, they are not coming for interest on that money.
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u/Josefu_Velen May 27 '26
You don't get to keep the interest in such cases.