Pankaj Singh
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Attention SSI Recipients: This Could Be the Reason You Won’t Get Your July 2025 Payment
If your July 2025 SSI payment hasn’t arrived yet, don’t worry! There are several reasons for payment delays, including changes to your banking information, technical issues, or federal holidays. Learn the steps you can take to resolve these issues and ensure timely payment, whether you receive your benefits by check or direct deposit. Stay proactive and protect your benefits with simple steps and regular checks.
Is It Possible to Inherit Credit Card Debt? Here’s What You Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
When a loved one passes away, many worry about inheriting their credit card debt. The good news is, in most cases, you won't inherit credit card debt unless you were a joint account holder or co-signer. Instead, the deceased's estate is responsible for paying off debts, and if there aren't enough assets, the remaining debt may be written off. This article explains the process, who is responsible for the debt, and how you can protect yourself and your family from debt inheritance.
U.S. Social Security Trust Fund Could Run Out by 2033—Here’s How That Might Affect Your Benefits and What You Can Do to Prepare
The Social Security Trust Fund could run out by 2033, leading to possible 23% cuts in benefits. This detailed guide explains the causes, outlines potential solutions, and offers practical steps for Americans at every life stage to prepare. From maximizing retirement accounts to delaying benefits, readers will gain expert insights, tools, and confidence to face the future—no matter what happens in Washington.
Will SASSA Pay Double in June 2025? Here’s Exactly What You Need to Know
“No double SASSA payment in June 2025: Despite rumors, SASSA has confirmed only regular grant disbursements are scheduled. Older Persons, Disability, and Children’s grants will be paid on June 3, 4, and 5 respectively. Watch for scams, avoid misinformation, and switch to the new SASSA Black Card before the Gold Card phase-out. Check payment status on gov.za or call 0800 60 10 11 for updates.”
Grant Recipients Struggle With SASSA’s Frustrating In‑Person Verification Process, Face Delays
SASSA's new biometric checks—face and fingerprint scans—aim to fight social grant fraud but are causing major delays and hardship. Many recipients lack smartphones, have outdated IDs, or face long trips to offices. NGOs like Black Sash are stepping in, but systemic fixes are needed. This detailed guide explains the process, offers practical steps, and highlights both real stories and professional insights to help beneficiaries and officials fix the system.
Social Security Payments for July 2025 — Exact Dates and What to Expect This Month
Social Security Payments for July 2025 arrive early for some due to the July 4 holiday. SSI is due July 1; SSA payments follow based on birth dates and include a holiday adjustment. This updated guide outlines key dates, benefit amounts, COLA increases, fraud alerts, and pro tips—like using direct deposit and filing appeals—to help beneficiaries and professionals navigate the system with confidence.
Will Social Security Arrive on July 4? What You Need to Know About Holiday Delays
Will Social Security arrive on July 4? No. Due to the federal holiday, payments scheduled for July 4 will be made early, on July 3, 2025. This guide explains how Social Security handles holiday delays, what the July 2025 schedule looks like, and how to plan ahead. It includes budgeting tips, federal holiday insights, SSA resources, and real advice from Americans who rely on benefits every month.
Do CPP and OAS Increases Happen on Your Birthday? Here’s the Truth About Pension Boosts
Do pension boosts happen on your birthday? Not quite. Old Age Security (OAS) increases by 10% the month after you turn 75. Canada Pension Plan (CPP) starts the month after you apply, with inflation-based boosts every January. Learn how timing your applications, understanding cost-of-living increases, and using government tools can help you maximize retirement income and plan ahead with clarity and confidence.
Can Artificial Intelligence Help You Save for a Down Payment? AI Is Now Changing the Way Canadians Invest
AI is changing how Canadians save for a down payment. From round-up savings and budgeting alerts to personalized investing, it automates the hard stuff and keeps you on track. With tools like NOMI, Wealthsimple, and FHSA accounts, you can hit your homeownership goals faster. But don’t go full autopilot—AI’s a tool, not a mind reader. Stay engaged, combine tech with your instincts, and take control of your financial path.
CPP and OAS Payment Dates for June 2025 — When Will Your Benefits Arrive?
CPP and OAS payments for June 2025 are scheduled for Thursday, June 26, with direct deposit options closing June 23. CPP can reach $1,433 monthly (age 65), OAS up to $800.44 (age 75+), and GIS offers non-taxable support of $1,086.88 for singles. Taxes apply, and income affects eligibility. Benefit planners suggest using TFSAs, delaying pension starts, and digital tools for managing income and avoiding clawbacks.
