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My employer overpaid me for months and is now demanding it all back. Do I have to repay it?

When Payroll Gets A Little Too GenerousGetting extra money in your paycheck sounds great—until someone notices. What starts as a pleasant surprise can quickly turn into a stressful situation when your employer realizes the mistake...

April 3, 2026 J. Clarke

A concerned man with a woman standing behind him.

I buy gift cards with cash and use them instead of my debit card so the bank can’t track me. My wife thinks they’re still traceable. Is she right?

I tried to pay my rent with coin rolls but my landlord flat-out refused it—it’s legal tender, so how is that allowed?

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My employer overpaid me for months and is now demanding it all back. Do I have to repay it?

I buy gift cards with cash and use them instead of my debit card so the bank can’t track me. My wife thinks they’re still traceable. Is she right?

I tried to pay my rent with coin rolls but my landlord flat-out refused it—it’s legal tender, so how is that allowed?

My husband passed away and the government took over 40% of the money he left me. I thought there was no inheritance tax anymore—how is this possible?

My grandfather bequeathed me money in his will. Trouble is, most of the bills are in foreign currency. Can I still receive my inheritance?

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Featured Article

My employer overpaid me for months and is now demanding it all back. Do I have to repay it?

I buy gift cards with cash and use them instead of my debit card so the bank can’t track me. My wife thinks they’re still traceable. Is she right?

I tried to pay my rent with coin rolls but my landlord flat-out refused it—it’s legal tender, so how is that allowed?

My husband passed away and the government took over 40% of the money he left me. I thought there was no inheritance tax anymore—how is this possible?

My grandfather bequeathed me money in his will. Trouble is, most of the bills are in foreign currency. Can I still receive my inheritance?

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