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If you thought purchasing a car was a safe and secure investment, that might not have been the case if you bought a Kia or Hyundai. Millions of drivers who purchased these vehicles between 2011 and 2022 are now eligible for compensation of up to $3,375. This financial relief comes after a multi-million-dollar legal settlement, Continue reading

For many Americans, moving to a state with no individual income tax sounds like a dream come true. With high taxes in states like California and New York, it’s no surprise that people are fleeing where they can keep more of their earnings. However, before you pack your bags, experts warn that living in a Continue reading

The retail industry continues to struggle, and Big Lots is the latest major chain to downsize significantly in 2025. While the company isn’t going out of business completely, it is closing hundreds of stores nationwide to combat financial losses. If you’re wondering whether your local Big Lots store is shutting down, or what the future Continue reading

Florida is rolling out significant updates to its driver license renewal process, aimed at enhancing security and streamlining the experience for residents. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) has introduced new rules that impact how, when, and where you can renew or apply for a driver’s license. Failure to comply could Continue reading

As digital payment apps like Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal become more popular for everyday transactions, many users are left wondering: Do I have to pay taxes on the money I receive? If you’re using these platforms beyond just splitting a restaurant bill or paying your share of rent, you may receive a 1099-K tax Continue reading

Coin collecting has grown into a fascinating and lucrative hobby, with collectors across the United States searching for hidden treasures among everyday currency. One of the most valuable finds in recent history is the rare 1962 Washington quarter—a coin that, due to a minting error, has fetched over $18,000 at auctions. This quarter, which appears Continue reading

As the 2025 tax season progresses, all U.S. taxpayers must remain vigilant about their tax obligations. While most Americans focus on the traditional April 15th deadline for filing tax returns, certain groups need to meet an earlier deadline—March 3rd, 2025—to avoid penalties. Specifically, farmers and fishermen must submit their estimated tax payments to the IRS Continue reading

Millions of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries in the United States rely on their monthly payments to cover essential expenses. However, in March 2025, some recipients may not receive the expected extra $600 SSI check. Understanding the reasons behind this and the factors that determine eligibility is crucial for those who depend on these benefits. Continue reading