In 2025, Social Security and SSDI recipients will see a 2.5% COLA increase, raising the average monthly benefit to $1,976. The $185 Medicare Part B premium will be automatically deducted, and public workers will benefit from the Social Security Fairness Act. Stay informed on payment dates, eligibility, and retroactive payments to maximize your benefits. Learn more about Social Security updates for 2025.
The Income Tax Department is sending 40,000 notices to non-filers and high-income earners for tax discrepancies. This article explains why, who is affected, and how to respond, ensuring compliance and avoiding penalties.
In April 2025, SSDI recipients will receive an average of $1,580 in monthly payments. This comprehensive guide explains who qualifies, how benefits are calculated, and how recent changes like the Social Security Fairness Act and the 2025 COLA impact payments. Learn how to apply, when payments are made, and what myths to ignore—plus get practical tips for maximizing your SSDI benefits. Stay informed and financially prepared.
The Social Security COLA for 2025 is 2.5%, leading to an average $50 increase in monthly benefits for retirees. The new rates take effect in January 2025, with updated earnings limits and taxable income thresholds. Learn who qualifies, how the increase is calculated, and what it means for your retirement income. Read the full details on Social Security benefits adjustments here.
Will your SSDI payment increase in 2025? The Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will raise benefits by 2.5%, ensuring they keep up with inflation. But how do Social Security credits impact your payments? Learn how to check your credits, eligibility, and earnings history to maximize your benefits. Stay informed about these changes by reading our complete guide on SSDI payments and COLA increases for 2025.
SNAP Deposit Schedule for May 2025 Just Dropped — Know your state’s payment dates, how to check your benefits, and tips to maximize your EBT dollars. Read our professional guide for easy, actionable steps backed by official sources.
The IRS is offering up to $2,000 in tax credits in April 2025 through the Child Tax Credit and Recovery Rebate Credit. This article breaks down who qualifies, how to claim the credits, key deadlines, and practical tips for maximizing your refund. Learn how to check your eligibility and file in time to receive your refund before it's too late.
The 2025–26 FAFSA opens on December 1, 2024, and avoiding common mistakes can significantly impact your financial aid eligibility. This guide outlines key errors—like missing deadlines, incorrect tax info, and forgetting to sign—that can delay or reduce aid. Learn how to apply correctly and maximize your federal grants, scholarships, and low-interest loans.
Did you know rare serial numbers on your cash could be worth thousands? Discover the 9 types of valuable serial numbers, how to identify them, and where to sell them in this detailed guide.