Governor Hochul Confirms $1500 STAR Payments, Over 2 Million New Yorkers to Benefit in 2025

New York Homeowners Set

In a major step to ease the pressure of inflation and rising property taxes, New York State has officially launched the 2025 STAR (School Tax Relief) Program, offering financial assistance of up to \$1,500 for eligible households. Governor Kathy Hochul confirmed that more than two million residents will benefit from this initiative, either through direct … Read more

New York Launches $1800 BABY Benefit for Low-Income Families, Who Qualifies and How It Works

New York Launches BABY Benefit

New York State has introduced a groundbreaking new program offering a one-time payment of \$1,800 to low-income families with newborn children. The initiative, called the Birth Allowance for Beginning Year (BABY) Benefit, is part of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and aims to provide targeted economic relief during the early and most challenging months of … Read more

Colorado’s $60 Produce Bonus Returns, How SNAP Shoppers Can Stretch Their Grocery Budget This Summer

Colorado SNAP Recipients (1)

Nearly 584,000 Coloradans about 10% of the state’s population—are eligible for extra monthly benefits this summer under a state-backed initiative that encourages healthy food purchases. The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS), in partnership with Nourish Colorado, has relaunched the SNAP Produce Bonus Program, offering up to \$60 per month in matched benefits for fresh … Read more

Capital One Class Action Payout 2025, $300M in Cash and $125M in Future Interest on the Line

Capital One Class Action Payout 2025

A proposed class action settlement worth \$425 million has been announced in the case In re: Capital One 360 Savings Account Interest Rate Litigation, currently pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. The settlement addresses allegations that Capital One paid lower interest rates to customers with 360 Savings accounts compared … Read more

VA Launches $42M Legal Aid Grant to Fight Veteran Homelessness, Who Can Apply and How It Works

VA Million Legal Services Program

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a \$42 million national initiative to expand legal services for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The program, launched under the Legal Services for Veterans (LSV) Grant, will distribute funding to organizations providing legal aid on issues such as housing, benefits, family disputes, … Read more

Millions of Drivers Eligible in Hyundai-Kia Airbag Lawsuit, How to Claim Your Share

Hyundai and Kia Airbag Lawsuit (1)

Millions of U.S. Hyundai and Kia owners could soon receive cash compensation, reimbursements, or extended warranty protections after a \$62.1 million class action settlement was announced. The case centers on defective airbag control units (ACUs) manufactured by ZF-TRW, which may fail during crashes due to electrical overstress, preventing airbags from deploying. Although Hyundai and Kia … Read more

Child Benefit Deadline 2025, Families Risk Losing £1,300 If They Miss HMRC’s August Cut-Off

Child Benefit Deadline 2025

Parents of teenagers aged 16 to 19 have been urged by HMRC to confirm their Child Benefit eligibility before the fast-approaching deadline of August 31, 2025.** Families whose children continue in education or training beyond age 16 must update their claim to avoid payments being cut off automatically. This reminder comes as thousands of households … Read more

450000 Singaporean Children to Receive $500 Aid for Living and Education, Budget 2025 Boost

Singapore Families to Receive Child LifeSG

Singaporean families are set to benefit from fresh financial support aimed at easing the costs of raising children and covering education expenses. Starting in July 2025, the government will provide \$500 in Child LifeSG Credits (CLC) for younger children, while students aged 13 to 20 will receive a \$500 top-up to their Edusave or Post-Secondary … Read more