Finance

The retail industry has faced a turbulent and challenging journey in recent years, with major contractions reshaping the landscape. This disruption has created confusion for both shoppers and business owners alike. The cause of much of this upheaval can be traced back to the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced global mass closures and dramatically altered shopping Continue reading

In a stunning twist of fate, a simple $3 Lotto 6/49 ticket has turned into a life-changing jackpot for a lucky Canadian. This incredible win comes amid a weekend of major lottery draws, where millions of dollars were up for grabs in both the Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49 draws. On Friday, April 4, the Continue reading

If you didn’t file a tax return for the 2021 year, there’s a chance you could be one of the 1.1 million taxpayers still eligible for a refund— and it could be more than you think. However, you must act fast: after April 15, 2025, these unclaimed refunds will be forever lost to the U.S. Continue reading

Filing taxes might not be the most exciting task, but for Canadian post-secondary students, it could mean unlocking valuable credits and refunds that can add up to significant savings. In fact, 2025 could see up to $2 billion in tax refunds going back into the pockets of nearly two million students across the country. Here’s Continue reading

Dollar Tree Cuts Ties with Family Dollar: A Billion-Dollar Blunder In a move that underscores one of retail’s most costly missteps, Dollar Tree has decided to sell Family Dollar for a mere $1 billion—a far cry from the $9 billion it splurged on the chain back in 2015. This decision marks the end of a Continue reading

Get ready to boost your finances! The next Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) payment is scheduled for April 10, 2025, bringing much-needed relief to thousands of Ontario residents. With a recent increase in 2024, this vital program is designed to support low- and moderate-income households, helping them cope with rising energy bills, property taxes, and sales Continue reading

The Australian Dollar (AUD) has shown signs of resilience, defending key support levels as the AUD/USD pair extends its recovery from recent lows. However, the exchange rate remains within a well-defined range, struggling to break free from the limits set in February. With the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) keeping its key interest rate steady Continue reading

What is the £250 Cost of Living Payment? To help households facing financial strain due to rising inflation, energy costs, and food prices, the UK government is rolling out a one-time £250 payment in April 2025. This financial support is part of the government’s ongoing effort to alleviate the impact of the cost of living Continue reading

In a landmark legal judgment that could reshape fiduciary standards for financial institutions, Wells Fargo has been ordered to pay $832 million in damages after a Florida jury found the banking giant guilty of mismanaging a multi-billion-dollar trust fund intended for approximately 2,000 Seminole children. The fund, known as the Seminole Minors Per Capita Payment Continue reading

The Capital One Bank Settlement 2025 marks a significant chapter in the aftermath of one of the largest data breaches in U.S. financial history. In July 2019, Capital One Bank experienced a catastrophic breach that exposed the sensitive personal data of approximately 98 million Americans, including Social Security numbers, credit scores, names, addresses, and linked Continue reading