This section offers the latest insights on the updates and implementations from the social security department for pensioners and beneficiaries based in different countries across the globe. We also provide general finance and class action settlements news that can help you save more.
The UK government is implementing a Digital ID scheme to modernize identity verification processes. The initiative aims to enhance security, improve access to services, and reduce identity fraud through a secure, smartphone-based identity solution. By the end of the current Parliament, this system will be available to all UK citizens and legal residents.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers a government-backed savings scheme called Help to Save. This allows Universal Credit claimants to earn up to £1,200 in tax-free bonuses over four years. By contributing between £1 and £50 a month, participants can grow their savings while receiving a 50% government top-up, providing significant financial support to low-income households.
The 2025 federal solar tax credit helps homeowners cut installation costs by 30%. Eligible families can save thousands while switching to clean energy. This guide explains potential savings, eligibility, and the process for filing claims.
Parents paying for child or dependent care may qualify for tax relief through the Child and Dependent Care Credit. Learn how this benefit reduces expenses, who qualifies, and how families can claim the credit during tax season.
A major change raises the SALT deduction cap to $40,000, offering significant relief to taxpayers in high-tax states. Discover who benefits most from this update, how deductions work, and its potential impact on household budgets.
YouTube has agreed to settle a lawsuit over its face-blurring tool. Eligible Illinois users may claim compensation in 2025. This settlement highlights privacy rights under state law and offers cash payments for those affected.
Georgia taxpayers are receiving surplus refunds following a budget surplus. Millions have already been paid, with more expected in coming weeks. This refund initiative aims to return excess state revenue directly to eligible residents.
