Young Woman Was Left with GH₵33 In Savings After Husband Wiped Out GH₵135k in their joint account

Young Woman Was Left with GH₵33 In Savings After Husband Wiped Out GH₵135k in their joint account

  • A young woman has recently experienced the shock of her life after finding out her savings with her husband has been wiped out
  • A banker revealed that the lady sobbed bitterly after she was made aware of the fact that her husband had redrawn up $16k (GH₵134,737.58) from their joint account
  • After years of working hard and saving with her partner, she was left with just $4 (GH₵33.68) in the end

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A banker has recently taken to social media to recount an incident he witnessed between a woman and her husband.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the Twitter timeline of @nd_bnd had her sharing that one time, she had to break an unfortunate news to a lady concerning the amount of money she had left in savings after her husband tempered with the account.

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Husband runs through money in joint account with
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According to @nd_bnd, the client and her husband had saved up $16k (GH₵134,737.58) together in their joint account, but the man, for some reason, depleted most of it without his wife's knowledge and left just $4 (GH₵33.68) behind.

The banker proceeded to advise couples to make a conscious effort to have separate savings accounts to avoid future misfortunes.

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In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Betty Mensah, a professional marriage counsellor based in Takoradi, shared more about the need for couples to avoid having joint bank accounts;

"As long as we are human beings, we are bound to change, and that change takes place even in marriage. Having only one account where both husband and wife contribute their savings to is completely wrong.
Anything can happen, and that can be very detrimental. It is safe to have individual accounts and establish the percentages each person needs to contribute for expenses and bring money together in that regard", she said.

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Her actual post read;

"i will NEVER forget having to tell a woman on my shift at the bank that she had $4 to her name after her husband wiped out all $16k of their funds and dipped. the sobbing, the crying… *always* have a separate and a joint. always."

At the time of this publication, the post has racked up close to 5,400 retweets with 270 quote tweets and 36,000 likes.

He Spoke to Me on the Phone and I Sent Him GH₵18,184: Lady Comes Back to Her Senses, Cries Out

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a lady with the Twitter handle @wonuol_xxx went online to speak about how someone scammed her.

She said that despite the fact that she has been trying not to pick up his call, she eventually answered out of frustration.

@wonuola_xxx stated that despite the fact that she did not say ‘yes’ to his business proposal, she borrowed money from people, added it to her savings, and sent the man GH₵18,184.

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Talking about it online, the lady added she did not know what exactly came over her. She said she feels so stupid and helpless at the same time. The lady with screenshots of the transaction asked both GTbank and Zenith bank to freeze the two accounts that were involved.

She gave the details as: "Sunday Anthony Osamaye 2415775643 Zenith Bank and Idoniye Taiye 0677731233 GT Bank."

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