If you’re a student aged 18 to 24 in Canada, there’s good news on the horizon. In 2025, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) continues to offer monthly financial support of $301.77 to eligible full-time students whose parents are either disabled or deceased and contributed to CPP. This benefit can help ease the financial stress of tuition, books, and living … Read more
Coin collecting is a fascinating hobby that often uncovers unexpected treasures. Among these, the 1922 No D Lincoln Wheat Cent stands out as a remarkable rarity, with some specimens fetching up to $90,000 at auction. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of this elusive penny and explore five other hidden coin rarities that might be lurking in your … Read more
The 1980s may seem like a decade far behind us, but for coin collectors, the coins minted during this time are of significant interest. While many coins from this era may appear to be of little value, there are some rare 1980s coins that can fetch thousands of dollars, even though they remain largely under … Read more
As Canadians approach April 2025, the government is set to roll out several key benefit payments. These payments, managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada, will provide essential financial relief for individuals and families. From support for families with children to pensioners, the benefits will assist Canadians in navigating the rising cost … Read more
Alberta’s economic vitality has significantly bolstered Canada’s retirement funding, particularly through the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Between 1981 and 2022, Alberta’s contributions to the CPP have substantially exceeded the benefits received by its retirees, highlighting the province’s pivotal role in sustaining Canada’s retirement infrastructure. Alberta’s Net Contribution to the CPP From 1981 to 2022, Alberta workers contributed … Read more
The issue of the £2,950 pension compensation for women born in the 1950s continues to spark national debate in the UK. Initially, the proposed compensation stemmed from the changes to the State Pension age, which were implemented over several decades. These changes have left many women facing unexpected financial hardship. This guide outlines the eligibility … Read more
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in the UK has issued an important warning to all benefit recipients: failing to report any changes to your circumstances could result in fines as high as £5,000. This warning applies to individuals receiving various types of government support, including Universal Credit, Disability Living Allowance (DLA), Personal Independence … Read more
The Centrelink Disability Support Pension (DSP) is a vital program provided by the Australian government to assist individuals living with permanent disabilities. The DSP offers financial aid to people who face significant challenges in the workforce due to physical, intellectual, or psychiatric conditions. As of March 2025, the DSP has been updated to offer more … Read more
If you were born before 1958, there’s great news on the horizon. The UK government has introduced a pension increase worth up to £4,000, offering a significant financial uplift for eligible pensioners in 2025. This adjustment is part of broader efforts to support older citizens amid rising living costs and inflation. If you’re approaching retirement or already … Read more
Parenting can be both rewarding and financially demanding. That’s why the Australian government continues to offer vital financial support to eligible families through the Centrelink Parenting Payment. In 2025, many families are asking the big question: Who qualifies for the $915 Parenting Payment—and how do you claim it? Here’s a detailed guide covering everything you need to know. … Read more