In an astonishing turn of events, a 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, long considered one of the rarest coins in American history, was discovered in a rusted Altoids tin. This unexpected find has not only captivated the numismatic community but also fetched a staggering $4.5 million at auction, underscoring the coin’s immense historical and monetary value. … Read more
Social Security benefits, including retirement, survivor, and disability payments, support over 70 million Americans each month. In March 2025, roughly 60 million individuals were receiving old-age and survivor benefits, while another 8 million were claiming disability benefits. Why Multiple Payments in May Matter For some Social Security recipients, May will bring an unusually high number … Read more
In a remarkable turn of events, a routine closet cleanout in Houston, Texas, led to the discovery of an ultra-rare 1870-S Seated Liberty Dollar, a coin so scarce that only 12 specimens are known to exist. This particular coin, known as the Eliasberg Specimen, was sold privately for an astonishing $1.3 million by Stanford Coins … Read more
As living expenses continue to climb across the U.S., the federal government has rolled out a targeted $500 one-time Social Security stimulus for low-income legal immigrants. This initiative, active as of May 2025, aims to provide urgent relief to those most affected by inflation, high rent, and healthcare costs, while recognizing the economic contributions of … Read more
Navigating government benefit payments is crucial for financial planning. In May 2025, Ontarians can expect several key payments, including the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Canada Child Benefit (CCB), Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB), and the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR). This guide provides detailed information on each benefit, including payment dates, amounts, … Read more
The Canadian government has officially approved the $500 one-time housing payment, now scheduled to be distributed in May 2025. Aimed at low-income renters, this non-taxable benefit falls under the Canada Housing Benefit (CHB) and is designed to ease the burden of rising rent and living expenses. This article outlines who qualifies, how to apply, and … Read more
In a striking reminder that treasures can be found in the most unexpected places, a shopper in Florida unearthed a rare $100 star note tucked inside a secondhand wallet purchased for just 25 cents at a local thrift store. This incredible find has drawn attention from currency collectors across the country, not just for its monetary value, but for … Read more
Millions of Americans are watching closely as talks surrounding a $2,000 fourth stimulus check intensify this May 2025. With the ongoing financial strain from inflation and high living costs, this proposed payment could offer much-needed relief to low- and middle-income households, seniors, and individuals relying on federal support. This article breaks down the current information about who may … Read more
Canada’s pension landscape is undergoing key adjustments in 2025, impacting the income of retirees and soon-to-be pensioners nationwide. The changes affect major programs, including Old Age Security (OAS), the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), and the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP). With inflation and cost-of-living pressures at the forefront, the updated benefit rates aim to provide … Read more
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has announced a temporary delay in the disbursement of certain social grants for May 2025. This measure aims to enhance the integrity of the social assistance system by verifying beneficiary identities and ensuring that only eligible individuals receive support. Reasons Behind the Delay SASSA’s decision stems from the … Read more