
Djamila Lazri
Us Bank Offers Up to $450 Sign-Up Bonus for New Customers
U.S. Bank is running a special offer that provides an automatic payment bonus for new customers. To take advantage of the deal, individuals must meet certain conditions, but the details…

$4M Settlement Available for Deep River Chip Buyers Over Non-GMO Labeling Issue
Consumers who bought Deep River chips with a non-GMO label may be eligible for a portion of a $4 million settlement over false advertising claims.

Facility Fees Surprise Americans at Doctors Offices with Charges Up to $1,000
A growing number of Americans are encountering unexpected charges for facility fees during doctor visits, leading to rising healthcare costs across the country. These fees can vary widely, adding to…

Millions Set to Receive Inflation Refund of Up to 400 Dollars
Starting in October 2025, eligible Americans will receive up to $400 in Inflation Refund checks. The payments aim to provide relief from higher sales taxes caused by inflation.

Federal Student Loan Limits: How Much You Can Borrow for College
Federal student loans provide funding for education, but borrowing limits vary based on student status and academic year.

How to Check If Your Social Security Number Is Valid
Verifying your Social Security number (SSN) is crucial for protecting your identity. This guide outlines the steps to confirm its validity and prevent misuse in today's digital world.

Social Security Payments This Week Could Reach Up to $5,108
Social Security payments are being processed this week, with checks varying in amounts for eligible recipients. Beneficiaries can expect their disbursements to arrive on a staggered schedule.

Important Updates on Social Security Payments for August 2025: What You Need to Know
For those receiving Social Security benefits, it's important to be aware of the payment schedule for July 2025 and any possible reductions due to overpayment recovery efforts. The SSA is…

Social Security Payments Could Be Cut by 50% Due to Overpayments
Starting in April 2025, the Social Security Administration will begin withholding up to 50% of monthly benefits from recipients who have received overpayments, unless the debt is repaid within 90…

New Regulations for Senior Drivers: What to Expect from July 2025
Starting in July 2025, senior drivers in the U.S. will face new rules for renewing their licenses. The regulations, which focus on vision and cognitive tests, aim to balance road…

Changes in Minimum Wage Laws Set to Impact Millions of U.S. Workers
In Oregon, over 800,000 workers will see their hourly wage increase by 35 cents, bringing the rate to $15.05 per hour. This change will affect about 9.4% of the state's…

What Changes Are Coming to Social Security Under the Big Beautiful Bill?
The Big Beautiful Bill, approved on July 3, 2025, brings important updates to Social Security, including tax relief for retirees and measures aimed at ensuring the program's future sustainability.

Buy Now, Pay Later Loans Set to Affect Credit Scores
Beginning this fall, FICO will include Buy Now, Pay Later loans in credit scores, providing lenders with new insights into consumer repayment habits and financial stability.

Costco Unveils New Member Benefits and Expands Globally
Costco has announced a new set of benefits for its members, designed to enhance their shopping experience. While the specifics remain largely undisclosed, the changes are expected to offer additional…

Social Security Payments Set for Modest Boost in 2026: What You Need to Know
Social Security Payments are likely to see a 2.5% increase in 2026, based on current inflation trends. This adjustment will help beneficiaries keep up with the changing cost of living.

5 Ways Tariffs May Affect Your Budget If You Earn a Low Income
Tariffs can significantly affect low-income households, driving up prices on essential goods like food and everyday items. As costs rise, families may struggle to make ends meet, often facing tough…

Avoid Social Security Suspension With These 3 Simple Steps
Social Security beneficiaries must meet new requirements in 2025 to avoid payment suspension. Ensure your personal information and income details are up to date to prevent delays in your benefits.

How the Social Security Fairness Act Could Change How Retirees Pay 2025 Medicare Premiums
In January 2024, the Social Security Fairness Act was signed into law, restoring benefits for millions affected by alternative pension plans. This change will also affect how retirees pay their…

Senate Advances Major Changes to Student Loan Repayment System
The U.S. Senate is advancing changes to the student loan system, introducing new repayment plans and borrowing limits. These proposals aim to simplify repayment options and address the growing cost…

Trump’s Tax Cut Plan and Its Potential Impact on Food Assistance
President Trump's tax cut proposal includes major changes to SNAP, aiming to reduce federal spending on food assistance and shift more costs to states, impacting millions of low-income families.

AT&T Data Breach Exposes Millions: Urgent Action Required to Protect Your Information
AT&T has confirmed a data breach affecting millions of customers, with sensitive information now circulating on underground forums. Customers are advised to act swiftly to protect their personal data.

Florida Legislature Eyes Changing Medicaid Eligibility Rules for People With Intellectual Disabilities
Florida lawmakers are exploring a proposal to adjust Medicaid eligibility for individuals with intellectual disabilities, aiming to simplify the process and ensure long-term coverage.

Social Security COLA Update What’s Next for 2026
Social Security beneficiaries may see a slight COLA increase in 2026, but key economic factors could change the final number. Stay tuned for updates.

Us Inflation Holds Steady in May, but Tariffs Set to Drive Prices Higher
U.S. consumer prices saw a modest 0.1% increase in May, as gasoline prices fell and housing costs rose. However, inflation is anticipated to accelerate in the coming months due to…

What’s a Good Student Loan Rate for Fall 2025?
Navigating student loan options for fall 2025 can be challenging with high interest rates. Learn how to secure competitive rates on federal and private loans to keep education costs manageable.

Social Security Payments: June 2025 Schedule and Eligibility
Social Security payments in June 2025 will be distributed based on birth dates, offering financial support to seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income individuals.

Shop Tax-Free During Ohio August 2025 Sales Tax Holiday
The Expanded Sales Tax Holiday in Ohio will return from August 1 to 14, 2025, allowing consumers to purchase items like school supplies, clothing, and electronics without paying sales tax.…

Massive Egg Recall Issued Over Salmonella Concerns Affecting 9 States
A voluntary recall has been issued for millions of eggs across nine states due to potential Salmonella Enteritidis contamination. The affected products were distributed between early February and May 2025.…

Walmart Cuts Jobs in 3 States Amid Restructuring
Walmart announces job cuts in California, Florida, and Texas, driven by internal restructuring and the impact of a recent Supreme Court decision on immigration.

Social Security Changes Could Cause Major Delays for Millions of Americans
Social Security workers have raised concerns about delays at the SSA as new changes, including a focus on the Social Security Fairness Act, disrupt normal operations. These shifts may cause…

SNAP Recipients to See Additional Benefits in Some Areas
Federal authorities have introduced expanded SNAP benefits to support communities facing food insecurity due to recent severe weather, ensuring vital assistance reaches those most in need.

New Social Security Retirement Age Change Could Impact 257 Million Americans by 2033
The proposed increase in the full retirement age to 69 by 2033 could result in significant financial losses for millions of Americans, particularly those between 30 and 55. The change…

$1,702 Direct Payment Set for June — Who’s Getting It?
A scheduled direct payment this June will deliver funds to eligible residents under a longstanding Alaska initiative tied to state revenue.



















