Canada Pension Increase 2025 – Check Amount, Eligibility & Payout Dates

Canada Pension Increase

As of January 2025, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits were increased due to a 2.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). That was due to the way that prices rose in Canada over the last year and was intended to help pensioners maintain their standard of living. Retirees who are receiving CPP should see that their cheques are … Read more

$3,089 Social Security Payments Hit July 9 – For Senior Couples, Check Eligibility

$3,089 Social Security Payments Hit July 9

On July 9, 2025, beneficiaries with birthdays from January 1 through January 10 will receive payments. That date falls on the second Wednesday of July each year. It is one of three potential monthly payment dates that the Social Security Administration (SSA) uses to ease benefit distributions. Reports indicate the average monthly Social Security benefit … Read more

Credit One Bank Settlement 2025: Check Amount, Eligibility & Payment Dates

Credit One Bank Settlement

The Credit One Bank Settlement is a pending concern to tens of thousands of consumers nationwide. This lawsuit is about additional fees the bank assessed for “express payment” services. The charges were tacked on when customers attempted to pay their bills quickly online or over the phone. Credit One, the lawsuit said, didn’t deliver anything particularly special or … Read more

Fourth Stimulus Checks 2025: Stimulus for Everyone? Eligibility & Payment Dates

Fourth Stimulus Checks

Various rumors are circulating about a fourth federal stimulus check in 2025, with some people discussing a $2,000 or even $5,000 relief check. Some have held up President Trump’s DOGE dividend plan. It was a proposal to distribute checks to Americans, paid out of money saved from the Department of Government Efficiency, as a potential … Read more

$725 Stimulus Checks July 2025 – Know Eligibility & Payment Dates

$725 Stimulus Checks

Many people in the USA Will now receive $725 stimulus check from State-funded assistance programs in July 2025. The payments are part of a range of relief measures to lighten the fiscal strain from inflation and higher living expenses. Having let the federal stimulus checks expire, some states, like California, New York, and Colorado, have … Read more

US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Must Share Social Media Handles

US Tightens Visa Rules

The United States instituted more stringent visa policies in 2025. They range from collecting social media handles to expanding background checks to halting visa processing for individuals from a specific group of countries. Some embassies temporarily paused student visa interviews while reviewing security protocols. The moves are part of an effort to strictly screen applicants … Read more

New U.S. Driving License Rule for Seniors Begins July 2025 – Essential Changes for Drivers Aged 70 and Above

New U.S. Driving License Rule for Seniors Begins

In 2025, A fake social media post started to circulate, claiming that a new federal law would soon require all drivers over the age of 70 to pass fresh driving tests and potentially face annual renewals from that July. Many of the state’s older drivers and their families feared that their licenses were in jeopardy, … Read more

$1500 Child Stimulus Checks for Everyone: Know Eligibility & Payment Dates

$1500 Child Stimulus Checks for Everyone

In mid-2025, the U.S. announced a one-time $1,500 child stimulus payment that was intended to help families raising children younger than 17 grapple with inflation. This payment is distinct from the traditional Child Tax Credit and new in its reach. It’s intended to help minimize some financial worries relating to childcare, school supplies, and daily … Read more

Social Security Garnishment Starts July 24 for Over 1 Million – Here’s How to Avoid It Legally

Social Security Garnishment Starts

Commencing on July 24, 2025, the U.S. government is taking action on stronger garnishment laws around Social Security payments. In other words, some people on Social Security may find that the government takes money out of their monthly benefits because they owe the government money. These deductions may stem from overpayments in the past or … Read more