Kathy Hilton

The Revenue Department of Alaska is set to provide a $1,312 stimulus payment to residents who are struggling with their expenses. This financial assistance aims to support citizens in improving their living standards amidst rising costs. To claim this benefit, individuals must adhere to specific guidelines set by the department. $1,312 Stimulus Payment Date The Continue reading

In a shocking case of alleged financial elder abuse, a 68-year-old Winnipeg retiree, Peter Squire, is suing Access Credit Union and the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) after losing nearly $650,000 in retirement funds to an alleged fraud scheme. The lawsuit, filed at the Court of King’s Bench, accuses the financial institutions of failing to Continue reading

Unpaid carers in Scotland will soon receive a much-needed financial boost as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to alleviate the Cost of Living crisis. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced an additional £200 Carer’s Support Payment for those claiming Carer’s Allowance, administered by Social Security Scotland. This comes alongside the already Continue reading

Coins and the world of numismatics can be truly fascinating. The fact that a 25-cent piece can be valued in the thousands of dollars is a testament to the allure of rare coins. One such exceptional example is the 1821 25-cent Proof Quarter Dollar. This rare specimen from the Capped Bust Quarters series, minted between Continue reading

The recent announcement of $3900 Per Month for seniors by PM Anthony aims to enhance the quality of life for Australia’s retirees. This initiative is designed to provide essential financial assistance to those who have stepped back from the workforce and now rely on support during their golden years. Understanding the $3900 Monthly Payment Currently, Continue reading

Starting today, October 1, 2024, four Canadian provinces—Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island—are increasing their minimum wage rates. This article provides a detailed breakdown of the new wage rates and what it means for workers in each province. Earlier this year, several provinces and territories adjusted their minimum wage rates. British Columbia implemented its Continue reading

The Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has extended its temporary public policy that exempts certain low-risk, in-Canada foreign nationals from needing to undergo an additional Immigration Medical Examination (IME). Initially introduced two years ago, this policy has already benefited over 286,000 applicants and is now extended until October 5, 2029. This extension is expected Continue reading

The Canadian Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program has been a crucial pathway for international students to gain work experience in Canada after completing their studies. However, significant changes to PGWP eligibility were announced on September 18, set to take effect on November 1, 2024. This article will break down the upcoming changes, explain what remains Continue reading

Recent social media claims have circulated that senior citizens in Australia will receive a $3,900 monthly payment starting in October 2024. This news has gained attention due to rising inflation and increasing living costs. However, it is important to clarify that there is no official announcement from the Australian government or Services Australia regarding such Continue reading

Starting today, October 1st, 2024, Canada’s Federal Court is launching a transformative initiative aimed at expediting the judicial review process for study permit refusals. This groundbreaking pilot project is set to significantly reduce processing times from the current 14-18 months to just 5 months. As Canada’s immigration system grapples with a surge in rejected applications, Continue reading