Finance

At Home, the popular home goods and furniture retailer based in Coppell, Texas, is shutting down even more stores as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy process. After initially announcing 26 closures in June, the company has now expanded that list to a total of 30 locations, affecting thousands of workers and communities across Continue reading

Millions of AT&T customers affected by two massive data breaches are now eligible to receive compensation from a $177 million class action settlement. Whether you were a current or former customer, you may qualify for a payout — but deadlines are approaching. What Happened? AT&T was hit by two major data breaches: A U.S. court Continue reading

The closure of dozens of Bank of America branches across the United States in 2025 has left many customers concerned—especially those who rely heavily on in-person banking. As the financial industry evolves, digital banking is replacing traditional brick-and-mortar services, and Bank of America is leading the charge in this transformation. Below, we break down the Continue reading

In a significant update for Canadian seniors and contributors, the federal government has approved a new Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payment amounting to $1,433 for June 2025. This increase marks one of the most substantial boosts in recent years, aimed at helping retirees manage rising living costs and ensuring stronger retirement income security. If you Continue reading

In response to ongoing inflation and rising living costs, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced an extra Goods and Services Tax (GST) payment scheduled for July 2025. This additional financial support aims to assist low- and moderate-income Canadians in managing essential expenses. What is the Extra GST Payment? The Extra GST Payment is a Continue reading

A critical deadline is approaching for Centrelink recipients across Australia: the Centrelink ID revalidation June 15 requirement. This mandatory process affects thousands of Age Pensioners, Disability Support Pensioners, Carers, and recipients of other social security payments. If you receive Centrelink support, you must confirm your identity by the 15 June 2025 deadline—or risk having your Continue reading

Quaker Oats has agreed to pay $6.75 million to settle a class action lawsuit stemming from claims that it deceptively marketed various snack and breakfast items as safe, despite a serious risk of salmonella contamination. The settlement resolves allegations that the company failed to adequately inform the public about potential health hazards tied to its Continue reading

The U.S. government offers several financial support programs to help families, but when it comes to the Child Tax Credit (CTC), accuracy is key. Missteps on your tax return can lead to serious consequences including delays, audits, or even denial of the benefit. If you have children or care for minors, understanding how this credit Continue reading

Millions Await Cash App Settlement as Final Approval Nears Millions of Cash App users impacted by data breaches and fraudulent transactions are eagerly awaiting their portion of a $15 million class action settlement. While many are hoping for a quick payout, the actual timeline for when the funds will be distributed remains uncertain and dependent Continue reading

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