The Settlement of $145 million Kia & Hyundai Anti-Theft Action has been reached in a class action lawsuit that was imposed against Kia and Hyundai. The plaintiffs alleged that Korean Automakers, Kia America and Hyundai Motor America, allowed their vehicles predisposed to theft by lacking in installation of immobilizers in the affected models. As per … Read more
The truck drivers located in Texas and Florida have filed a lawsuit against TransAm Trucking for violating the Fair Labor Standard Act. A local court has directed $3.75M TransAm Trucking FLSA Class Action Settlement to be reached. The plaintiffs have argued that TransAm Trucking did not pay fair wages to them so to end the … Read more
You can receive a Carer Payment Amount $1,682.80 if you are providing a constant care to someone with a disability or a medical condition. In addition to it, if you are responsible to provide a care to an adult who is frail aged, then you can also claim the payment. The eligibility requirements may differ … Read more
The BMO Line of Credit is one of the easiest and quickest ways to borrow money whenever a person needs the cash. The most significant benefit of line credit is you can borrow money anytime and only pay interest on the amount you borrowed over a certain period. Citizens who are looking for instant help … Read more
The Social Security Administration and the federal government are planning to introduce a significant $3573 Direct Payment for Seniors in the coming months. After retirement, senior citizens do not have a proper income source. As a result, they are unable to fulfill their basic requirements which mainly include groceries and medical expenses. To compensate for such financial cause, … Read more
Recently, a news regarding the $700-$750 cost of living payment coming for Australians this week has started to circulate on different web portals and social media platforms. As per the latest news, these payments will be provided to the eligible citizens of the country on electricity bills in two instalments. Since the electricity prices are … Read more
The Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) Allowance is a non-taxable benefit from the Canadian government aimed at supporting low-income individuals aged 60 to 64 whose spouses or common-law partners receive the GIS. This financial aid helps ease economic hardships by providing monthly payments and is essential for ensuring financial stability and improving the quality of life … Read more
The Cost of Living Concession will begin rolling out in the middle of October 2024. The individuals, who have already received the concessions, will now be able to get $243.90 Cost of Living Concession Coming for Australia. Nearly 200,000 residents of the country will have access to the concession payments in the middle of October … Read more
The Canada Grocery Rebate was announced in the budget 2023 by the federal government of Canada. Administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), the foremost purpose of the department behind implementing this benefit is to provide financial support to eligible citizens of the country. Introduced as a one-time payment, the Canada Grocery Rebate provided financial … Read more
The Canada $51M Facebook Class Action Settlement has reached a consensus and the class action members are now eligible to avail the settlement payout in August 2024. In some Canadian provinces, Facebook runs a program “Sponsored Stories”, an advertisement campaign that was later accused of privacy breaches. The program was run from 2011 to 2014 … Read more