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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has become a hot topic of political debate as billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, acting as an advisor to Donald Trump, proposes radical changes to pension payments. However, SSA’s current acting head, Michelle King, has firmly rejected Musk’s request for access to sensitive beneficiary data, citing privacy concerns and legal limitations. Continue reading

In 2025, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is facing significant staff reductions due to the U.S. government’s decision not to renew many worker contracts. This means that the remaining IRS employees will have to manage a heavier workload, which could result in delays in processing tax returns and issuing refunds. Although no official confirmation of Continue reading

Volkswagen Group has announced a recall affecting more than 29,500 vehicles, including popular VW and Audi models, due to a software error that could prevent the rearview camera image from displaying. This malfunction poses a significant safety risk by reducing rear visibility and increasing the likelihood of accidents. Which Vehicles Are Affected? The recall impacts Continue reading

Minnesota has agreed to a $109 million settlement to resolve claims that the state failed to compensate property owners for surplus value when their properties were forfeited due to unpaid property taxes. The settlement provides significant relief to individuals affected by property forfeitures over the past decade. Who Benefits from the Settlement? The settlement covers Continue reading

A newly filed class action lawsuit accuses TD Bank of failing to properly secure and safeguard its customers’ personally identifiable information (PII) during a significant data breach in 2023. The lawsuit, brought forth by plaintiff Robert Taylor, alleges that an employee at TD Bank improperly accessed sensitive customer information between May and October 2023 and Continue reading

Elon Musk has sparked a national debate over Social Security benefits following his involvement with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The department, which is not an official government agency, was established under former President Donald Trump’s administration to explore ways to cut government spending and streamline bureaucratic processes. However, controversy erupted when DOGE was Continue reading

As the 2025 tax season unfolds, millions of U.S. taxpayers are preparing to file their returns before the April 15th deadline. Understanding tax credits and deductions can significantly impact how much you owe—or how much you receive in a refund. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has outlined key tax benefits available to filers, with some Continue reading

The 2025 IRS tax season officially began in January, and many American households have already received their tax refunds, including stimulus payments. However, a large number of taxpayers are still waiting for their refunds due to various processing timelines and eligibility factors. While submitting a tax return does not automatically guarantee a refund, those who Continue reading

If you’re looking for an easy way to recover from holiday spending or just hoping to strike it rich, you might want to take a closer look at your spare change. A rare 1982 Lincoln penny could be hiding in your wallet, and if you find the right one, it could be worth a whopping Continue reading