A perplexed Chase customer took to Reddit after discovering their credit cards were unexpectedly shut down, leaving them puzzled and seeking advice. The closure, with “no explanation,” occurred when their card was declined during a routine food purchase, leading to concerns of being blacklisted or banned by the bank. Sudden Account Closures Trending In the … Read more
A Powerball ticket worth $1 million, sold in Houston for the July 19, 2023, drawing, remains unclaimed, and the deadline for the lucky winner to come forward is quickly approaching on Jan. 15. Texas Lottery officials have urged the ticket holder to check their numbers and claim their prize before the deadline expires. The winning … Read more
As January comes to a close, Idaho households still awaiting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments can anticipate collecting up to $1,751 by Wednesday. The distribution, based on birth years, concludes this month for eligible recipients. Payment Schedule and Maximum Benefits SNAP benefits in Idaho are organized by birth year, with those ending in 9 … Read more
The IRS has announced the kick-off of the 2023 tax season, slated to begin on January 29, marking the start of tax filings and hinting at expedited refunds, fostering hope and financial relief for many taxpayers. Refund Anticipation The IRS‘s announcement of tax filings starting on January 29 brings relief, promising most refunds within 21 … Read more
Applebee’s delighted fans by reintroducing an “all you can eat” menu for 2024, offering Unlimited Boneless Wings, Riblets, or Double Crunch Shrimp for $14.99 at various locations, as stated in a company press release. Menu Offering and Pricing The chain’s dine-in menu now boasts this tempting deal, mirroring similar promotions by Denny’s and Olive Garden, … Read more
Shoppers Express Frustration Over Job Concerns and Long Lines In a bid to enhance convenience, Aldi’s introduction of self-checkout lanes in stores across the US has left some customers disgruntled and questioning the impact on employment. A Cleveland shopper took to social media, expressing disappointment in a local Aldi at West 117th, Cleveland, OH, stating, … Read more
New Guidelines Allow Electric Vehicle Buyers to Avail Tax Credits as Point-of-Sale Discounts In a significant shift, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a change in the process of Electric Vehicle (EV) tax credits, allowing buyers to receive up to $7,500 as an instant discount at the point of sale. The updated guidance aims … Read more
The Lone Star State Ranks Among the Top in Solar Energy Capacity, Encouraging a Surge in Residential Solar Installations Texas, a shining star in solar energy, is witnessing a surge in residential solar installations, with the state boasting an impressive 17,247 megawatts of installed capacity—enough to power 1.9 million homes. The momentum is further fueled … Read more
American Warship Intercepts Drone and Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile, Houthis Defiant Amid Rising Tensions In a dramatic turn of events, the U.S. Navy announced the successful interception of a drone and an anti-ship ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militias in the Southern Red Sea. The USS MASON (DDG 87) deployed defensive measures, averting potential … Read more
Mayor Andre Sayegh Unveils Initiative Aimed at Alleviating Financial Strain in the Community In a proactive move to address the economic challenges faced by its residents, Mayor Andre Sayegh of Paterson has announced the relaunch of the Paterson Guaranteed Income Program. The initiative, set to support 200 low-income individuals, will provide a monthly stipend of … Read more