Free Money at least has the grace to be funny. Once free, it will spend the rest of its days crushing household pets and mocking the Pope. I don't suppose I really need to say this, but Free Money is a hoax. Oddly enough, these malignant warnings are a modern equivalent of the oldest virus of all, the rumour. Long before there were prostitutes, there were probably people sitting on a rock in the stone age discussing who might or might not be loose with their sexual favours or suffering mysterious ill health.
Nobody checks a good rumour.
Symantec, along with most of the other antivirus software manufacturers maintain web pages warning about these fake viruses, because it costs them money to tell people that their software can't protect them from something that doesn't exist. Nobody checks these things because the spectacularly improbable is infinitely preferable to the merely factual. I love getting mail from you folks, but please don't warn me about any more phantom viruses, and even better, don't warn anybody else.