Kathy Hilton

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a crucial component of Canada’s retirement income system, designed to provide financial assistance to retirees, individuals with disabilities, and surviving family members. However, an increasing number of Canadians are choosing to work beyond the traditional retirement age or return to work after beginning their CPP payments. If you find Continue reading

At present, no official announcement confirms this figure. The CPP, which provides financial assistance to retired individuals, disabled persons, and eligible survivors, remains one of the most important pillars of Canada’s social safety net. However, the current maximum benefits are far below the rumored $4,200/month. Let’s break down what’s real, what’s a rumor, and how Continue reading

Snap Inc., the parent company of the popular social media platform Snapchat is set to pay a substantial $35 million to Illinois residents following a legal dispute. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the settlement, including details about the lawsuit, eligibility criteria, and what you can expect if you are impacted. Background of the Continue reading

Many Australian families with low or fixed incomes face significant challenges managing their monthly expenses. In response to these financial pressures, the Australian Government has introduced the $211 Fortnightly Family Tax Benefit (FTB) for 2024. This initiative aims to provide much-needed financial support to families raising dependent children. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the Family Continue reading

Navigating through airports can be a stressful experience, but a comfortable and relaxing airport lounge can make all the difference. One of the easiest and most affordable ways to access an airport lounge is with a credit card that offers complimentary airport lounge passes. But which travel credit cards in Canada include airport lounge passes, Continue reading

More than 43 million people in the United States are collectively responsible for over $1.7 trillion in student loans, which includes both government and private loans. The rise in student debt has led to increased discussions about federal student loan cancellation. During the pandemic, both Donald Trump and Joe Biden utilized emergency powers to alleviate Continue reading

Over recent years, the gig economy has radically transformed employment dynamics, offering workers worldwide unparalleled flexibility and freedom. At the forefront of this shift is Lyft, a prominent ride-hailing service that has become a key player in this evolving sector. However, as Lyft’s prominence has grown, so too have its legal challenges, particularly concerning the Continue reading

When it comes to managing finances for various needs, from unexpected expenses to significant projects, a line of credit (LOC) can offer substantial flexibility. In Canada, one popular option is the BMO (Bank of Montreal) Line of Credit. This article explores the interest rates associated with BMO’s LOC, the application process, payment management, and the Continue reading

The Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) is set to distribute a $5.5 million settlement to individuals with valid claims, addressing issues related to unauthorized charges. This article provides comprehensive details on eligibility, potential compensation, and key dates for the $5.5 million NFCU class action settlement. Overview of the $5.5 Million NFCU Settlement The Navy Federal Continue reading