Thousands of Fidelity Customers May Qualify for Data Breach Settlement Payments
Fidelity Investments customers impacted by a 2024 data breach could qualify for settlement payments, credit monitoring, and reimbursement for documented losses.
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Starbucks Cuts 300 More Jobs as CEO Brian Niccol's Turnaround Continues
Starbucks cut 300 more corporate jobs and closed regional offices in Atlanta, Dallas, and Chicago as CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround continues. No store employees are affected.
Older Americans Own 89% of the Wealth. Here's What That Means
Americans under 45 control just 11% of the nation's wealth. Here's why the gap between young and old keeps widening — and whether it will ever close.
Apple Agreed to Pay $250 Million Over Its Broken Siri Promises — Here's How to Claim Your Money
Apple agreed to a $250 million settlement over misleading Siri AI promises. iPhone 16 and 15 Pro owners may be owed up to $95 — but you must file a claim.
Scammers Stole $38,000 From 80 Walmart Shoppers
Four people are charged after skimmers stole $38,000 from 80 Walmart shoppers in Erie — mostly via EBT cards. Here's how skimmers work and how to protect yourself.
You Might Be Owed an IRS Refund From the COVID Era
A court ruling may entitle millions of taxpayers to refunds for improper IRS penalties charged during COVID — but you must file a protective claim by July 10, 2026 to preserve your right.
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May 7, 2026 4 min readCapital One Is Paying Out $425 Million — See If You Qualify
A $425 million Capital One settlement has been approved — if you had a 360 Savings account between 2019 and 2025, you may receive a payment automatically around July 21.
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May 6, 2026 5 min readNew Bill Could Give Stay-at-Home Parents Social Security Credit for Years Spent Caregiving
The Social Security Caregiver Credit Act of 2026 was introduced by Illinois Representative Brad Schneider. The bill would allow caregivers to earn credits for up to 60 months of unpaid caregiving.
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May 1, 2026 5 min readU.S. Economy Grows 2% in 2026, Long-Term Outlook Remains Uncertain
The U.S. economy showed modest 2% GDP growth in early 2026. However, slowing consumer activity, global tensions, and rising energy prices raise concerns about the long-term outlook.