With the 2025 tax season officially closing on April 15, most taxpayers can now breathe a sigh of relief. However, not everyone’s tax journey is over. For those who applied for a filing extension, the new deadline to file is October 15, 2025. Extensions are more common than many realize and can be automatic in … Read more
As the summer season kicks off, many Americans are still receiving their long-awaited tax refunds—even though the 2024 tax filing deadline passed back in April. With schools closing and families heading out for vacation, some households may be counting on these refunds to help cover seasonal expenses. If you’re still waiting, or wondering if you’re … Read more
As the 2025 tax season winds down, many Americans are eagerly awaiting their refunds. However, receiving a refund isn’t always guaranteed, and even if you’re eligible, the IRS can still legally withhold it under certain circumstances. While most refunds are processed efficiently, some taxpayers may find their refunds delayed or withheld entirely due to unpaid … Read more
In an increasingly digital world, the risks of cybercrime and data breaches are more prevalent than ever—especially in the financial sector. As more consumers turn to online banking and mobile payment platforms, the burden of protecting sensitive data has grown significantly. A recent example of this is the $15 million class action settlement involving Cash … Read more
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) remains one of the most vital lifelines for low-income individuals and families across the United States. It plays a key role in preventing hunger and poverty, particularly among children. With more than 41 million Americans currently relying on the program, understanding how SNAP works—from eligibility rules to benefit amounts … Read more
In today’s increasingly digital world, data breaches can have far-reaching consequences for both consumers and businesses. When sensitive personal data is compromised due to corporate negligence, affected individuals may come together through class action lawsuits to hold the responsible parties accountable. One recent example is the LoanCare data breach settlement, which offers financial compensation and … Read more
If you’re still waiting for your IRS refund, time is running out. The final round of refunds is expected to be sent out this June. With many already receiving their payments, those still in limbo must act quickly to avoid missing out. Whether it’s due to identity verification or filing errors, understanding the delay—and what … Read more
With the 2024 tax season officially behind us, many taxpayers are now turning their attention to one important question: Where’s my refund? While millions have already received their payments, some individuals are still waiting—especially those who filed later or opted for paper returns. If you’re among them, you might be in line to receive your … Read more
Millions of Americans depend on Social Security payments each month to cover essential living expenses. From retirees and individuals with disabilities to those receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), these beneficiaries rely heavily on timely payments to manage their budgets. As June progresses, understanding the SSA payment schedule and recent policy changes can help recipients stay … Read more
In a closely watched legal showdown, attorneys from the Washington, D.C.-based firm Kellogg, Hansen, Todd, Figel & Frederick are defending their $205 million legal fee request in a high-stakes $630 million antitrust class action settlement with automotive software giant CDK Global. The unusually large fee—about 33% of the settlement amount—is drawing scrutiny from a federal … Read more