After a tumultuous year that saw hundreds of closures and a bankruptcy filing, Big Lots is staging a significant comeback. The discount retail chain, which once operated over 1,300 stores nationwide, has slowly begun reopening select locations under new ownership—this time, led by Variety Wholesalers in partnership with Gordon Brothers Retail Partners. Now, with the Continue reading
Capital One Settlement Who Qualifies for a Share of the $425 Million Payout
Capital One Financial Corporation has agreed to a $425 million payout to settle a nationwide class-action lawsuit brought by customers who claim they missed out on higher interest earnings. The case centers on Capital One’s 360 Savings and 360 Performance Savings accounts and whether the bank failed to adequately inform customers about better available rates. Continue reading
Capital One Agrees to $425 Million Settlement Over Savings Account Lawsuits
Capital One has agreed to pay $425 million to settle a major class-action lawsuit that accused the bank of misleading depositors about interest rates on their savings accounts. The proposed settlement, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, is pending final approval from a federal judge. The lawsuits, which were Continue reading
New Canada Driving Rules for Seniors in July 2025 – Full Guide to Medical Tests, License Renewal, and Safety Checks
New Canada Driving Rules for Seniors As of July 2025, new Canada driving rules for seniors are being implemented to ensure older drivers remain safe, capable, and confident behind the wheel. These updates reflect a proactive approach to road safety, with a focus on medical assessments, vision checks, and more frequent license renewals for drivers Continue reading
Victoria Day 2025 in Toronto: What’s Open and Closed on Monday, May 19
Victoria Day, observed on Monday, May 19, 2025, marks the unofficial start of summer in Canada. In Toronto, this statutory holiday brings changes to the operating hours of various services, businesses, and attractions. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what’s open and closed in the city. Grocery Stores New Canada Driving Rules for Seniors in July Continue reading
Apple to Pay $95 Million Over Siri Privacy Violations: How to Claim Up to $20 Per Device in the Siri Settlement 2025
Apple users in the U.S. may be eligible for a payout from a $95 million settlement after a class-action lawsuit accused Apple’s virtual assistant, Siri, of recording conversations without permission. The settlement, which covers incidents between September 2014 and December 2024, could result in payments of up to $20 per affected device for users who Continue reading
New €250 Monthly Benefit Child Support Payment in Ireland 2025
As of February 2025, a newly updated and increased Child Support Payment (CSP) is available to thousands of parents across Ireland. Previously known as the “Increase for a Qualified Child” (IQC), this monthly payment has been redesigned to offer more support to families. In this guide, we break down how you can apply for the Continue reading
Centrelink Foster Child Health Care Card 2025: Complete Guide to Claiming, Benefits & Renewal
Caring for a foster child comes with unique responsibilities, and the Australian government supports foster carers through the Centrelink Foster Child Health Care Card. This card grants access to a variety of health-related benefits, ensuring children in foster care receive necessary medical services without financial hardship for carers. Understanding the application process, eligibility criteria, and Continue reading
Canada Child Benefit Payment Dates 2025: Amount, Eligibility, and Updates
The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment designed to help eligible families manage the costs of raising children under 18. Here’s a breakdown of the payment amounts, eligibility criteria, and scheduled payment dates for 2025. CCB Payment Dates for 2025 The CCB payments are typically made on the 20th of each month Continue reading
Canada Child Benefit Extended Support for Families After the Loss of a Child in 2025
The Canada Child Benefit (CCB), a crucial federal program that supports millions of Canadian families, is undergoing significant changes in 2025. For families who experience the tragic loss of a child, the updated rules provide extended financial support, reflecting a compassionate shift in government policy. Here’s a detailed look at what has changed and why Continue reading