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Are You Getting Paid on June 25? Here’s Who Qualifies for the Last SSDI Check
If you were born between the 21st and 31st of the month, you’ll be receiving your SSDI payment on June 25. This article explains the payment schedule, eligibility, and tips for ensuring timely payments. Stay informed to ensure you don’t miss out on the benefits you deserve!
How Much Debt Do You Need to File Bankruptcy in 2025? The Answer May Surprise You
In 2025, there’s no minimum debt requirement to file for bankruptcy. Chapter 7 offers a fresh start by discharging most unsecured debts, while Chapter 13 involves repayment plans. The decision to file should be based on your income, the type of debt, and your ability to repay. Understanding the process can help you regain control of your finances and choose the best path forward.
New York Is Sending Out $400 Stimulus Checks—Here’s Why You Don’t Need to Apply
New York is sending out $400 stimulus checks to eligible residents in October 2025. If you’ve filed a 2023 tax return and meet the income criteria, you’ll automatically receive a check. No application is necessary. The payments aim to help people deal with inflation. Stay updated by ensuring your address is current with the Department of Taxation and Finance.
Denied VA Hearing Loss Claim? Here’s How to Fight Back and Win Benefits
Was your VA hearing loss claim denied? Learn how to appeal and win using new evidence, a strong nexus letter, and the right strategy—whether it’s a Higher-Level Review, Supplemental Claim, or Board Appeal. This veteran-focused guide covers each step clearly, with tips for C&P exams, official VA forms, and links to help. Most veterans who appeal correctly win benefits they deserve—and you can too.
Missed Student Loan Payments? Here’s How You Can Still Fix Your Credit Score
Missed student loan payments don’t have to ruin your credit forever. Learn how to repair the damage through federal rehab programs, income-driven repayment plans, and credit monitoring tools. Whether you’re behind or in default, you have options. This comprehensive guide helps you fix your score, protect your financial future, and get back on track—even after serious setbacks. Rebuilding your credit is not just possible—it’s probable with the right strategy.
Retired? Don’t Panic—Smart Strategies for Withdrawing Savings During Market Volatility
Retired or retiring soon? Don’t panic. This expert-backed guide shows you how to build a secure, flexible retirement income strategy during market volatility. Learn how to use cash buffers, bond ladders, tax-smart withdrawals, and behavioral strategies to avoid selling investments at a loss. With a little planning, you can enjoy peace of mind, protect your portfolio, and make your savings last—even in uncertain times.
Say Goodbye to Budget Stress—This Viral Ring Trick Is Flipping Financial Education on Its Head
The viral ring trick—buying a ring with 0% APR, using it to get a loan, returning it, and earning interest—is a clever but risky financial maneuver. While it can yield small profits, it requires precise timing and strong financial knowledge. This comprehensive guide explains how it works, the risks involved, and smarter alternatives, empowering readers of all levels to make informed decisions and avoid falling into debt traps.
Money Back from Misleading Ads? Here’s How to Claim Your Part of the Alderfer Eggs Settlement
The Alderfer Eggs Settlement offers refunds to U.S. consumers who bought non-organic eggs labeled “free-roaming” since December 1, 2020. Eligible shoppers can receive $2–$3 per carton, with no proof needed for two cartons. The deadline to file is September 22, 2025. Claims can be submitted at alderfersettlement.com. The case highlights misleading food labels and reinforces the importance of consumer protections.
Forget 65 or 67—This Shocking New Age for Full Social Security Kicks In by 2026
Starting in 2026, the Social Security Full Retirement Age (FRA) officially rises to 67 for everyone born in 1960 or later. This final step in a phased increase affects retirement benefits, taxes, and Medicare planning. Claiming early reduces monthly payouts by ~30%, while delaying until age 70 boosts benefits by 24%. Learn how to plan wisely, avoid penalties, and maximize your retirement in this expert guide.
$2,002 Direct Deposits Are Coming; Here’s When Retirees Will Get Their June Social Security
$2,002 direct deposits are arriving for retirees in June 2025. This complete guide explains the updated Social Security schedule, how to manage your MySSA account, why benefits increased due to a 2.5% COLA, and what steps to take if payments are delayed or taxed.
