Anjali Tamta
Hi, I'm a finance writer and editor passionate about making money matters simple and relatable. I cover markets, personal finance, and economic trends — all with the goal of helping you make smarter financial decisions.
$928 Direct Deposit for Low-Income Canadians – Payment Date & Eligibility Details
The $928 direct deposit for low-income Canadians is part of the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) designed to offset carbon pricing costs. Paid quarterly, it’s automatically issued to eligible individuals who file taxes. Learn about eligibility, payment dates, and how to maximize other benefits like GST/HST credits and Canada Child Benefits.
Flipkart Foundation Offers Scholarships for UG STEM Students — Apply Toda
The Flipkart Foundation is offering a ₹50,000 scholarship for first-year undergraduate STEM students at government colleges in India. Applicants must have scored at least 60% in Class 12, have a family income under ₹5 lakh, and at least one parent must be a Kirana store owner. Apply by April 16, 2025, via Buddy4Study. A great chance for financially underprivileged youth to pursue professional careers in STEM.
Big Opportunity: DOPT Secretary Posts Open for 2025 — Check Eligibility
The DoPT Secretary Posts for 2025 are now open, offering a top-tier career path for senior government officers and lateral professionals. Eligible candidates from All India Services or Group 'A' Services with over 15 years of experience can apply. This detailed guide explains eligibility, how to apply, and what to expect. Don’t miss this chance to lead Indian governance — visit dopt.gov.in to stay updated.
$800 Million Cut, But No Relief for Social Security—What Retirees Must Know Now!
The Social Security Administration has cut $800 million from its budget, sparking delays and service disruptions. While monthly payments remain unaffected, retirees and beneficiaries should prepare for longer wait times and office closures. Learn how to protect your benefits, use SSA online tools, and navigate the changes ahead with confidence.
Google’s $100 Million Payout Is Here – See If You’re Eligible to Claim!
Google's $100 million class action settlement is open to advertisers who used AdWords from 2004 to 2012. If you ran ads during that period, you might be eligible for compensation. Learn how to check eligibility, file a claim, and get your share of the payout.
$100 CAI Payment Is Coming in 2025 – Check When You’ll Get Your Climate Cash!
A $100 Climate Action Incentive payment is arriving in April 2025 as part of the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR). Learn who qualifies, how much you’ll get, and how to make sure your payment arrives on time. Filing your 2024 taxes by April 2, 2025, is essential. This final CCR installment helps offset pollution pricing and may include a 20% rural supplement.
Singaporeans Can Get Up to $3,267 in 2025—Are You Missing Out on This CPF WIS Payout?
Singapore’s Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) scheme provides up to SGD $3,267 annually to support low-income workers. With updates in 2025, more people now qualify due to a higher income ceiling and relaxed property rules. This guide covers eligibility, how payouts are structured, and how to receive them—especially for self-employed workers. Learn how this government support can boost both your immediate income and long-term retirement savings.
Canada Launches Digital Nomad Visa in 2025—Here’s How to Get In Fast!
Canada launches its Digital Nomad Visa in 2025, offering remote workers a chance to live in Canada for up to six months—no work permit needed. Learn how to apply, eligibility requirements, and how it could lead to permanent residency in this comprehensive guide.
DWP Is Sending £2,750 to Some Pensioners in 2025 – See If You Qualify
In 2025, the DWP is offering up to £2,750 in extra support to eligible UK pensioners through Pension Credit and Cost of Living Payments. Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and what benefits are included.
UK Government Freezes Pensions for Overseas Retirees—Full List of Affected Countries!
The UK government continues to freeze State Pensions for over 500,000 retirees living overseas in countries like Australia, Canada, and South Africa. This policy prevents annual increases, leading to significant financial losses over time. This article explains the full list of affected countries, the reason behind the freeze, and what retirees can do to manage the impact.
