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2025 Social Grants & Wage Hike in South Africa

2025 Social Grants & Wage Hike in South Africa – Find Out How Much You’ll Get!

South Africa’s 2025 social grants and wage hike offer vital financial boosts amid rising living costs. Grants like old age and child support saw meaningful increases, while the national minimum wage rose to R28.79/hour. This article breaks down what these changes mean for your income and how to navigate them wisely.

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2025 COLA Drop Shocker

2025 COLA Drop Shocker: How Your Social Security Check Could Take a Hit!

In 2025, Social Security benefits rise by 2.5% — the lowest COLA since 2021. Combined with higher Medicare premiums and rising living costs, many retirees face tighter budgets. Staying informed, budgeting smartly, and exploring supplemental income options are key steps to navigate this COLA drop and safeguard your financial future.

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Singapore $600 Cost of Living Payment 2025

Singapore $600 Cost of Living Payment 2025: Are You Eligible? Find Out Now!

The Singapore $600 Cost of Living Payment 2025 helps ease inflation pressures on citizens aged 21-59, with $800 for seniors. Paid automatically through PayNow-linked bank accounts in July, it’s part of a broader government aid package including CDC vouchers, utility rebates, and health top-ups. This support boosts both families and local businesses, reinforcing Singapore’s commitment to social equity and economic resilience.

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Senior Couples Could Get $3089 in Social Security

Senior Couples Could Get $3089 in Social Security – Don’t Miss Your Chance!

Social Security benefits for senior couples will rise to an average of $3089 monthly in 2025 due to a 2.5% COLA. Learn how delaying benefits, using spousal claims, managing taxes, and smart planning can maximize your Social Security income for a more secure retirement.

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Singapore Workers Can Now Get $3267

Singapore Workers Can Now Get $3267 – See If You Qualify!

Singapore’s 2025 Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) offers up to $3267 a year to lower-income workers, including platform and gig workers. With automatic eligibility checks and monthly payouts, it’s easier than ever to receive vital financial support.

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PIP £5285 Boost for Seniors

PIP £5285 Boost for Seniors – Who’s Eligible and When Will It Be Paid?

Thousands of UK seniors may be owed back payments of up to £5285 due to a major correction in how PIP social support needs were assessed.

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Shiprocket Heads For A Blockbuster IPO

Shiprocket Heads For A Blockbuster IPO – Check How Tata Is Upping The iPhone Game

Shiprocket is filing for a ₹2,500 crore IPO, backed by Zomato and Temasek, signaling a shift in India’s logistics tech sector. Meanwhile, Tata is now assembling iPhones in Tamil Nadu, with Apple planning to export U.S.-bound devices from India by 2026. Together, these moves mark India’s rise as a global powerhouse in both digital commerce and advanced manufacturing—making it the tech world’s new destination to watch.

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PM Kisan Alert

PM Kisan Alert: ₹2000 Coming In 20th Installment — Here’s How To Check Your Name In The List

The PM Kisan Yojana’s 20th installment is expected in June 2025, promising ₹2,000 to over 11 crore eligible farmers.

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CGHS Update Brings Huge Relief For Beneficiaries

CGHS Update Brings Huge Relief For Beneficiaries Buying Medicines From Open Market

CGHS beneficiaries can now buy OPD medicines from open-market pharmacies without needing a Non-Availability Certificate until May 31, 2025. This temporary relief comes as CGHS upgrades its HMIS system, causing disruptions at Wellness Centres. With proper documents and prescriptions, beneficiaries can claim reimbursement directly.

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Pristine Credit Rating Over Soaring Debt

Moody’s Shocks Markets By Slashing America’s Pristine Credit Rating Over Soaring Debt

Moody’s just shocked global markets by downgrading the U.S. credit rating from Aaa to Aa1—the first time since 1917 that America’s credit isn’t perfect. The move stems from exploding debt, record-breaking interest payments, and political paralysis. As borrowing gets pricier and confidence takes a hit, experts warn of rising risks ahead.

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