Consumers affected by a significant data breach involving AT&T are now eligible for a substantial compensation package following a recent settlement agreement. The telecommunications giant has agreed to pay up to $7,500 in damages to each eligible individual as part of a $177 million settlement announced by federal regulators. The breach, which exposed sensitive personal...

Eligible New Yorkers to Receive Up to $400 Inflation Refund Checks in Mail Thousands of residents across New York State are set to receive direct payments of up to $400 as part of a recent inflation relief initiative announced by state officials. The program aims to provide financial support to individuals and families impacted by...

The government has announced that starting in 2025, eligible households across the country will be able to access free television licences, marking a significant shift in broadcasting policy aimed at supporting low-income families. The new initiative is part of broader efforts to increase media accessibility and reduce financial burdens on vulnerable populations. Under the plan,...

Starting October 2025, Canada will implement new driving license regulations specifically targeting drivers aged over 70, aiming to enhance road safety and address the unique needs of senior motorists. Under the revised framework, seniors will be required to undergo more frequent assessments of their driving abilities, including medical evaluations and practical driving tests. The provincial...

The deadline to claim a portion of the $425 million settlement from Capital One’s recent class-action lawsuit is quickly approaching, with eligible consumers urged to submit their claims before the upcoming cutoff. This settlement stems from allegations that Capital One improperly charged customers late fees and interest fees, violating consumer protection laws. If you held...

Starting September 27, 2025, pensioners across the United Kingdom will face new withdrawal limits imposed by several major banks, marking a significant shift in the country’s financial landscape for retirees. This policy change, announced earlier this week, aims to address concerns over increasing fraud risks and to promote more secure management of pension funds. The...

The discovery of a Lincoln Wheat Penny valued at approximately $144,000 has ignited curiosity among coin collectors and casual observers alike, especially given that such coins are still in circulation. The penny, minted in 1909, is considered one of the rarest and most valuable U.S. coins due to its unique history and limited production. Despite...

Starting in 2026, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will officially raise the full retirement age from 65 to 66 for individuals born between 1959 and 1960. This adjustment marks a significant shift in the longstanding retirement framework that has historically set the age of full benefits at 65. The change, part of a broader effort...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has officially released the updated list of countries eligible for the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) beginning in 2025. This revision, announced on April 25, 2024, reflects ongoing security assessments and diplomatic negotiations aimed at expanding travel opportunities for citizens of select nations while maintaining stringent security standards. The...

A new stimulus payment of four hundred dollars has been announced, offering financial relief to eligible individuals across the United States. The program aims to support households facing economic challenges, with eligibility criteria designed to ensure targeted assistance. The payment schedule has been outlined, with disbursements expected to begin in the coming weeks. This initiative...