Facebook to provide certain users with bonus payments as part of a $725M settlement
Facebook’s Privacy Settlement Results in Small Payments for Users Users affected by Facebook’s $725 million privacy settlement are receiving unexpected bonus checks. However, many of these payments are worth less than a cup of coffee. It’s been nearly three years since users filed a lawsuit over Facebook’s improper sharing of their data with a political […]
The unseen expenses of credit card debt: How minimum payments can trap you
Understanding the Pitfalls of Credit Cards Many may recall how a certain New York real estate mogul once proudly stated, “I love debt. I love playing with debt.” While it’s true that some individuals, particularly those in the top 1%, can navigate debt strategically, it’s a different story for the average person. If you find […]
Social Security Concerns: Retirees May Face Significant Reductions in Monthly Payments by 2032, According to Report
Potential Cuts to Social Security Benefits Looming Millions of Americans who depend on Social Security might face significant reductions in their monthly checks—averaging around $500—if lawmakers don’t take action soon, according to recent analysis. The Social Security retirement trust fund is expected to run out of money by 2032, based on a letter from the […]
Your Social Security Payments May See a Significant Increase in 2027. Here’s How It Might Impact You if You Reside in 1 of the 8 States That Tax Benefits.
Social Security Adjustments and Potential Tax Implications Social Security checks are set to increase in 2027, with estimates indicating a notable rise based on recent cost of living adjustment (COLA) projections. The nonpartisan group TSCL suggests that the COLA might reach 3.9%, which could translate to roughly $81 more in the average monthly benefit come […]
Schools chancellor in NYC approved an ‘unlawful’ $180K contract and divided payments to hide it
Investigation Uncovers Improper Contract by NYC Schools Superintendent New York City Schools Superintendent Comer Samuels allegedly signed an improper no-bid contract worth $180,000 with a vendor not approved by the Department of Education (DOE) while serving as the head of the Upper West Side School District. This discovery follows a report from the Special Commissioner […]
Former teen idol shares truth about residual payments
Andrew Keegan Discusses Residual Checks from Past Roles Andrew Keegan recently opened up about the surprisingly low residual checks he receives from his work in film and television. On a recent episode of “McBride Rewind,” the 47-year-old actor remarked, “I think it’s really interesting because obviously I’m going to be on a different show, but […]
Who will receive Social Security payments on May 27
May 25, 2026, 5:00 PM ET This week marks the third and final distribution of May Social Security payments, following the usual timetable. Typically, Social Security benefits—mainly for seniors and retirees—are disbursed on Wednesdays. However, a potential shortfall looms on the horizon, with projections indicating that by 2032, retirees could see their monthly payouts reduced […]
Google Challenges Antitrust Decision, Asserts Payments to Apple Did Not Affect Search Choices
Google Appeals Antitrust Ruling Google has officially appealed a ruling related to antitrust issues from 2024. This ruling found that the company broke competition laws by paying large amounts to secure its position as the default search engine on Apple’s iPhone. The appeal was filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. […]
The Dividend Stock That Continues to Increase Its Payments Regardless of Market Conditions
Procter & Gamble: A Long-Standing Dividend Champion How long should a company consistently increase its annual dividends for investors to feel confident about future increases? Twenty years? Maybe thirty? Seventy years sounds extreme, but surprisingly, some companies have managed to do just that. One notable name is Procter & Gamble, whose stock price has dipped […]
Trump Administration Delays $1.3 Billion in Medicaid Payments to California
Trump Administration Defers $1.3 Billion in Medicaid Payments to California The Trump administration announced on Wednesday a decision to withhold $1.3 billion in Medicaid payments to California. The main reason cited for this move is that the state has not done enough to address issues related to fraud. During a White House event, Vice President […]