Claim Your $498 Canada Housing Benefit This April—Here’s How to Apply Fast
Eligible low-income renters in Canada can now apply for a $498 one-time housing benefit in April 2025 to ease rent burdens. This tax-free payment is available to individuals earning under $20,000 and families earning below $35,000, provided they spend at least 30% of their income on rent. Learn how to apply through the CRA website before the 120-day deadline.
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Unpacking Canada’s GST Increase for 2025—Who fits and How Much You’ll Get
The Canada GST Increase for 2025 includes a 2.7% hike in GST/HST credits plus a one-time $250 relief payment. Low- and modest-income Canadians can expect up to $519 (single), $680 (couple), and $179 per child. Payments begin January 2025.
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Elon Musk Just Called Social Security a Ponzi Scheme — Is He Right or Reckless?
Elon Musk's controversial claim that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme has drawn sharp criticism from legal and economic experts. While the system faces real fiscal challenges, experts argue it's a transparent, regulated program—not a scam. This article explores the facts, expert opinions, and what reforms are needed to secure Social Security's future.
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SSI Recipients Could Get $967/Month in 2025—Fact or Fiction? Here’s the Truth
Yes, it’s true—SSI recipients can get up to $967/month in 2025, thanks to a 2.5% COLA increase. This article explains who qualifies, how much you could get, what affects your benefit, and how to apply. We also break down state supplements, the 2025 payment calendar, and common questions to help you claim every dollar you're eligible for. Read on for a full guide.
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Are You a Veteran? You May Qualify for the 2025 Pension Settlement—Here’s How to Claim It
Thousands of Canadian veterans and their families could receive up to $2,000 each as part of the 2025 Pension Settlement. If you received disability benefits from Veterans Affairs Canada between 2003 and 2023, check if your claim is under review. Here's how the payments are being made and what to expect.
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How Much Can You Put in Your 401(k) in 2025? The New Limits May Surprise You
The IRS has raised the 401(k) contribution limit to $23,500 for 2025, with a total cap of $70,000 including employer contributions. Special catch-up provisions allow older workers to save even more — up to $34,750 for those aged 60–63. Learn how to take advantage of these new retirement limits, maximize your savings, and plan ahead for a secure financial future.
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Social Security April 2025: New COLA Increase & Exact Payment Dates Revealed
In April 2025, Social Security recipients are receiving increased payments thanks to a 2.5% COLA boost, adding around $50 extra per month. Payments are scheduled based on birth dates, and SSI was paid on April 1. Additionally, retired public workers benefit from new increases due to the repeal of WEP and GPO. Find full details, payment dates, and how to check your benefits in this essential April update.
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Cash App Users Could Get $2,500 in 2025—Here’s How to Claim Your Share
Cash App users affected by data breaches between 2018 and 2024 may receive up to $2,500 through a $15 million settlement. Claims had to be submitted by November 18, 2024, and payments are expected by late 2025. This article breaks down who qualified, how much you could get, and how to check your claim status. Missed the deadline? Learn what steps to take next and how to protect your finances.
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This Penny Sold for $11 Million—Check Your Change Before You Spend a Fortune by Mistake
A rare 1943 Lincoln Wheat Penny, mistakenly minted in copper during WWII, has fetched up to $11 million at auction. With fewer than 40 known to exist, this coin remains one of the most valuable in U.S. history. Learn how to identify this treasure, test its authenticity, and take steps to get it professionally graded and sold—before you accidentally spend a fortune in spare change.
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PIP Cuts Coming: Is Your Name on the 2025 Reassessment List of Those Losing Benefits?
The UK’s PIP reforms could strip benefits from up to 1.3 million claimants by 2026. Under new rules, individuals must score 4 points in one daily living task to qualify—impacting those with multiple low-level needs, particularly mental health conditions. The potential loss ranges from £4,200 to £6,300 yearly. Learn how to protect your rights, respond to the consultation, and get expert support before it’s too late.
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