Millions of Social Security beneficiaries across the United States could potentially receive a one-time payment of $495, thanks to a new proposal from The Senior Citizens League (TSCL). This initiative aims to support seniors affected by overpayment recovery efforts by the Social Security Administration (SSA) while also addressing the lower-than-expected Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2026. Continue reading
Stimulus Check April 2025: What Payments Could You Receive This Month?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that over one million Americans still have unclaimed pandemic relief stimulus checks. These payments, available through the Recovery Rebate Credit (RRC), could provide much-needed financial relief to eligible taxpayers who have not yet filed their 2021 tax returns. Who Can Still Claim Stimulus Payments? Taxpayers who missed out Continue reading
CalFresh Benefits April 2025: Payment Schedule and Eligibility Details
CalFresh, California’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), plays a crucial role in helping low-income individuals and families afford nutritious food. As we move into 2025, many beneficiaries are wondering when they will receive their CalFresh benefits 2025 for the month of April. Below, we break down the payment schedule, eligibility criteria, and other essential details. Continue reading
New Yorkers Encouraged to Claim Their Share of $39.1 Million Settlement Over Generic Drug Price Fixing
New Yorkers who have purchased certain generic drugs over the past decade could be eligible for compensation from a massive $39.1 million settlement. This comes after New York Attorney General Letitia James, along with attorneys general from 49 other states, cracked down on a price-fixing scheme involving major generic drug manufacturers. The investigation targeted the Continue reading
Economists argue that resolving the trade war, not income tax cuts should be Ottawa’s main focus
As Canadian political parties battle for the support of voters, income-tax cuts are taking center stage, with promises aimed at easing the financial burden on middle-class citizens. Both the Liberal and Conservative parties have proposed reductions to the lowest income-tax bracket, but economists warn that these plans could have unintended consequences, particularly in light of Continue reading
Fifth Round of ICBC Rebate Cheques Being Sent to Eligible Customers
In an exciting development for thousands of British Columbians, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) has begun issuing rebate cheques of $110 to eligible customers, marking the latest effort to give back to ratepayers. The announcement, made on March 26, confirmed that the cheques are being sent to customers who had an active basic Continue reading
Millions of Aussies to Receive $150 Energy Bill Rebate Starting July 1
In a much-needed move to support Australians grappling with soaring energy costs, the government has confirmed an extension of the popular energy rebate scheme. As part of the 2025 Federal Budget, every Australian household and one million small businesses will receive an additional $150 energy rebate. This announcement, made by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, is Continue reading
SEC and Ripple Near Resolution with $50M Settlement as Appeals are Dropped
In a major development for the cryptocurrency industry, Ripple Labs has reached a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), bringing a four-year legal battle to a close. Ripple has agreed to pay a fine of $50 million, a significant reduction from the original penalty of $125 million that was imposed in one Continue reading
Canada’s Federal Minimum Wage Set to Rise Next Week in 2025
Starting on April 1, hundreds of thousands of Canadians working in federally regulated industries will see an increase in their hourly pay, as the federal minimum wage is set to rise. This wage boost will directly impact employees in sectors such as banking, telecommunications, and transportation, including air, marine, rail, and road services. Currently, the Continue reading
Many Canadians to Receive Government Payments This Thursday
Many Canadians will see more money in their accounts this week as Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments are issued on Thursday, March 27. These payments are a crucial part of the Canadian social safety net, helping seniors and retirees maintain financial security. Whether you’re already receiving these payments or are Continue reading