Think pennies are just pocket change? Think again. A rare 1943-D Bronze Lincoln Cent could be worth an eye-popping $840,000—if you’re lucky enough to find it among your coins. A Fortunate Mistake The story of the 1943-D Bronze Lincoln Cent begins during World War II when copper was diverted for wartime necessities. To conserve the Continue reading
$1,797 Direct Payments for Visa and Mastercard Settlement: Here’s What You Need to Know
In a groundbreaking decision, an American court has ordered Visa and Mastercard to reimburse customers a staggering $197 million in response to illegal fees charged on cash withdrawals from ATMs. This ruling, which impacts cardholders nationwide, marks a significant setback for the two leading global payment processors. Let’s break down the details, eligibility, and steps Continue reading
Verizon Settlement Payouts Leave Customers Frustrated as Payments Fall Short
The highly anticipated Verizon class-action settlement payouts have begun reaching eligible customers, but not everyone is satisfied with the results. Many recipients are voicing frustration on social media over unexpectedly low payments—some reportedly falling below the settlement’s promised minimum of $15. Background: The $100 Million Verizon Settlement Verizon agreed to pay $100 million to resolve Continue reading
Cat Owner Plans Legal Action After H5N1 Contaminated Milk Claims Lives
The devastating consequences of H5N1-contaminated raw milk have reached the homes of unsuspecting pet owners in Southern California. One man, Joseph Journell, has decided to take legal action against Raw Farm LLC, the Fresno-based dairy company behind the recalled milk, after the virus claimed the lives of two of his beloved cats and left a Continue reading
$3,000 Checks Available from Gun Holsters Data Breach Settlement: Claim Your Share
Americans affected by a 2022 data breach involving Crossbreed Holsters may be eligible to claim up to $3,000 in compensation, thanks to a $195,000 class-action settlement. Here’s everything you need to know to secure your payment before the deadline. $16 Million Capital One Settlement: Are You Eligible for a Payment or Credit? The Data Breach: Continue reading
Final Days to Claim Up to $5,000 in Forward Bank Data Breach Settlement: Act Now
Time is running out for eligible customers of Forward Bank to claim their share of a $1.185 million data breach settlement, with potential payouts reaching $5,000 per claimant. The deadline to file your claim is fast approaching, leaving just days to take action and secure compensation. $38 Million Lyft Settlement: New York Drivers to Receive Continue reading
BlendJet Recall 4.8 Million Portable Blenders Pulled for Fire and Blade Hazards
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and BlendJet have issued an urgent recall affecting 4.8 million BlendJet 2 portable blenders due to serious safety risks. This recall, originally announced in December 2023, has resurfaced in the news, likely due to updated contact information for the company. If you or a loved one received a Continue reading
Child Tax Credit Payment Dates 2025: Income Limits, Eligibility, and How to Claim
The Child Tax Credit (CTC) is a vital financial relief program supporting families with children under 17, benefiting approximately 48 million Americans. This non-refundable credit helps reduce tax bills dollar-for-dollar, with the option for a partial refund in certain cases. For fiscal year 2024, families can expect payments when filing their tax returns in early Continue reading
$1,800 Social Security Payments 2025: Here’s Who Qualifies and How to Maximize Benefits
If you’re a retiree in the United States and need a little extra financial support—perhaps to replace a refrigerator or cover other essential household expenses—you might qualify for the upcoming January 2025 Social Security payment. With checks averaging $1,800, some retirees could receive as much as $5,180, depending on their unique circumstances. Let’s dive into Continue reading
$38 Million Lyft Settlement: New York Drivers to Receive Compensation for Unlawful Deductions
The New York Attorney General, Letitia James, has reached a $38 million settlement with Lyft, resolving allegations that the ride-hailing company unlawfully deducted sales taxes and fees from drivers’ pay. The settlement marks a significant win for New York Lyft drivers who provided rides between October 11, 2015, and July 31, 2017, and had improper Continue reading