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The federal government has unveiled details of the $250 Working Canadians Rebate, a new initiative aimed at putting extra money into the pockets of hardworking Canadians. Announced by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the rebate is set to be delivered in early spring 2025 to eligible workers who earned up to $150,000 Continue reading

Centrepay, the free and voluntary bill-paying service for Centrelink customers, is undergoing significant improvements starting in 2025. These updates aim to enhance the service and ensure a smoother experience for users. What is Centrepay? Centrepay allows Centrelink customers to manage their expenses by automatically deducting payments for bills and services directly from their benefits. It’s Continue reading

As the deadline looms, South Australian households on low or fixed incomes have just days left to secure up to $1,100 in cost-of-living relief. Applications for these vital household concessions must be submitted by December 31, 2024, leaving eligible residents with only two days to act. Who Can Access This Support? Approximately 215,000 South Australian Continue reading

Family and domestic violence is a harsh reality that can impact anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, it’s vital to remember: help is always available. In an emergency or if you’re in immediate danger, dial 000 without hesitation. For non-urgent situations, various services are equipped Continue reading

As Canada approaches its federal election, scheduled for no later than October 2025, the political landscape is marked by significant developments and emerging contenders. Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has led Canada since 2015, faces declining popularity amid economic challenges and internal party dissent. Recent polls indicate that only Continue reading

Online scams are evolving at an alarming rate, with fraudsters exploiting unsuspecting shoppers and event-goers to siphon hundreds of pounds from their bank accounts. According to Lloyds Bank, customers lost an average of £545 to online shopping scams this year, highlighting the growing sophistication of these criminal operations. While the total number of fraud cases Continue reading

Could you use a little extra money to kickstart your year? The Ontario government is putting cash back into taxpayers’ pockets with a $200 rebate to alleviate rising costs. Announced by Premier Doug Ford ahead of the 2024 Ontario Fall Economic Statement, this initiative is designed to help residents tackle the “high costs of the Continue reading

The article highlights three rare Christmas-themed coins that could be worth a substantial amount, particularly if you’re lucky enough to find them in your change. These coins are: Gibraltar’s Mule Error 50p Coin (1990) This coin is highly valuable due to a minting error. It features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II dated 1990 but Continue reading

The minimum wage is the legally mandated lowest hourly pay employers can offer employees. In Canada, it is structured into two main categories: Federal Minimum Wage Provincial/Territorial Minimum Wages This dual structure ensures minimum wage policies address national and regional economic contexts, offering a balanced approach to wage regulation. Will ODSP increase in 2025 in Continue reading

The Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) offers vital financial assistance to Ontario residents with disabilities, helping them manage living expenses and improve their quality of life. Here’s everything you need to know about ODSP payments, eligibility, and tips for 2025. ODSP Payment Dates for 2025 ODSP payments are issued on the last business day of Continue reading