Finance

Thousands of Americans are now eligible for compensation following a significant data breach involving a major eye care provider. The Retina Group of Washington (RGW) has agreed to a $3.6 million class action lawsuit settlement after a March 2023 data breach exposed sensitive personal information of patients in Maryland and Virginia. If you were affected Continue reading

Kia’s U.S. Sales Surge: A New Chapter for EV Production Kia America recently reported record-breaking first-quarter sales, a milestone the company attributes in part to a bold manufacturing shift. With production of the EV9 and EV6 now ramped up at its plant in Georgia, Kia is leaning heavily into its electric vehicle strategy. According to Continue reading

Spring has officially arrived, ushering in not only blooming flowers but also the start of a new financial year. For millions across the UK, April brings a mixed bag of financial changes — from wage increases and pension boosts to rising living costs and shifting welfare policies. Staying informed is essential, especially as April often Continue reading

Walgreens has agreed to pay a staggering $100 million to settle claims that it overcharged insurance companies and third parties for prescription drugs. This long-running legal dispute centers around the allegation that Walgreens inflated its “usual and customary” prices, which affected how much insurers, and indirectly customers, had to pay. The heart of the controversy Continue reading

A Cyberattack Shook Christie’s in 2024 Now Victims Are Eligible for Compensation If you were impacted by a 2024 cyberattack on Christie’s, the world-renowned auction house, time is running out to claim your part of a $990,000 class action settlement. The breach exposed sensitive personal data, and now eligible victims can file for compensation before Continue reading

As Canada’s tax deadline approaches on April 30, renters across the country may be leaving money on the table. Whether you live in a downtown condo, a basement suite, or subsidized housing, there are provincial and federal tax credits that can put real cash back in your pocket. Some renters could qualify for up to Continue reading

An unexpected and alarming message from the Social Security Administration (SSA) left millions of Americans panicked earlier this month. The message read simply: “You will not receive your payment this month.” For individuals who depend entirely on Social Security—particularly those receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI)—those nine words felt like the floor was falling out from Continue reading

Drivers of certain Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra diesel trucks could be entitled to thousands of dollars in compensation due to a major class action settlement over faulty fuel injection pumps. If you owned or purchased one of these trucks between 2011 and 2016, you might be eligible for a payout of up to $12,712, Continue reading

The slow disappearance of brick-and-mortar bank branches is no longer a prediction—it’s a reality. Bank of America, one of the nation’s most recognized financial institutions, is preparing to shut down multiple locations across the United States. This move is part of a much larger trend sweeping through the banking world, where physical branches are giving Continue reading

As the April 30 tax deadline rapidly approaches, a surprising number of Canadians are putting off filing their returns—many not out of procrastination, but pure confusion. According to a new H&R Block survey featured in the Financial Post, nearly a third of taxpayers admit they’re unsure what they can even claim this year. Let’s break Continue reading