With the trust fund projected to run dry by 2033, policymakers are exploring ways to preserve benefits, including raising the full retirement age again. The move could reshape how Americans plan, save, and transition into retirement.
The Treasury Secretary signaled uncertainty over Trump’s proposed $2,000 tariff rebate checks, saying “we will see” as the Supreme Court reviews key tariff laws that could determine whether the funds, or the plan itself, can move forward.
SNAP benefits have resumed after court intervention during the shutdown, but new federal rules are expected to tighten eligibility. Analysts warn that millions of Americans could gradually lose food assistance as stricter work requirements and state cost shifts take effect.
Millions of Americans could receive a $200 monthly boost to their Social Security, SSDI, and SSI payments under a new congressional proposal. The plan provides tax-free support without changing regular benefits.
The $425 million Capital One 360 Savings settlement remains active, but the final approval hearing brought major changes to the payout timeline. Customers are still eligible, but payments cannot begin until a revised agreement is approved by the court.
Senior drivers will soon undergo more frequent testing and health reviews as provincial authorities tighten renewal procedures. The November 2025 rollout ensures continued mobility while prioritising safer roads nationwide.
Thousands of Californians could soon receive up to $5,000 from a $19.5 million settlement involving Wells Fargo’s telemarketing partner. Learn who qualifies, how to file, and when payments will arrive.
