I can't believe what I am seeing. Some stupid cops, some mega ultra lucky robbers and the next part of Ocean's eleven.

With just £6.59 in the bank, 20 year old Sarah-Jane Lee decided to limit herself to a £10 cash withdrawal. But when she went to take out the money, she was astonished to find rather more funds were available - an extra £135,000 She booked a £10,000 holiday to Florida, bought thousands of pounds worth of luxury goods, took out nearly £5,000 in cash and allegedly gave away almost £100,000. The money enabled her to fill her housing association home with top-of-the-range electrical items and furniture including a 50-inch plasma television, luxury carpet and fridge-freezer.

This poor piggy banks may reflect the state of your falling finances more than we'd like to admit..

"The young lady serving me began typing away on her computer but all of a sudden looked puzzled and told me that according to their records, I was dead.She went a bit pale, either because she was embarrassed at such a mistake or she thought she was seeing a ghost."Mary Welsby's Isa account had been closed by Abbey and the £3,000 in it paid out.The 77-year-old said: "I know I'm quite long in the tooth now but I'm certainly not dead."Eventually, after the bank investigated further, it discovered that a woman with a name similar to hers and around the same age had died.By

..the Bank of Queensland gave Messiah, the customer's cat, a credit limit of £1,660.Cat's owner, Katherine Campbell, which lives in Melbourne, applied for the card in her cat's name to test bank security. She told that the bank requested identification from Messiah but later sent a credit card without receiving any proof of ID, and the envelope containing her cat's credit card, the letter inside and the credit card itself were all addressed to Messiah Campbell."I just couldn't believe it," she said. "People need to be aware of this and banks need to have better security."The