Catherine Quinn 
A lot of Social Security recipients are getting correspondence about a stipulated $600 “bonus” payment this July 2025. However, this claim is false. The SSA hasn’t announced a one-time $600 check in July. It sounds like these rumors are just a load of nonsense from things like scams online and unsolicited calls or emails. The … Read more
The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows visitors from select countries to travel to the United States for tourism, business, or transit purposes for 90 days or less without the need to obtain a visa. So, in 2025, it hasn’t changed in terms of popularity either. There are some slightly interesting changes in the list of … Read more
Starting in 2025, veterans saw that the monthly disability compensation they receive would slowly rise. Department of Veterans Affairs increases veteran/survivor payments by 2.5% as of December 1, 2024. This also applies to all ratings of 10 percent to 100 percent, as well as additional amounts for dependents and special needs. For a veteran with … Read more
For decades, a majority of Americans have based their retirement plans on the assumption that they would be eligible to start receiving full Social Security benefits at age 67. But that is now changing. In a recent development, the Social Security Administration has issued new guidelines that redefine the full retirement age. For those born … Read more
The electric vehicle industry is largely swirling around a radical shift not in getting rid of car batteries but in reinventing how vehicles are operated on a foundational level. Leading this shift is Ampere, Renault’s electric and software development division that is rolling out the powerful supercomputer platform that is going to change what is capable of … Read more
The good news is that help is out there, and one of the biggest ways to get help is by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), for short. This is the application the federal government uses to decide how much financial aid a student is eligible to receive. Many states, colleges and … Read more
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced a drastic FRA change starting in 2025. The FRA for people born in 1959 will be 66 years and 10 months, instead of 66 years and 8 months. This change is a modification that is part of a transition initiated by the 1983 Social Security Amendments, aimed at … Read more
Studying in US is ambition of lakhs of students in the world. The Top Universities in the U.S. for International Students there are dozens of top U.S. universities that provide high-quality education, numerous career and social networking opportunities for international students. The very first thing you should do when you get accepted to an American … Read more
The SSA has dates of birth on which it has planned 5 payments in June 2025. First-tenth births: A second set of payments will be made on Wednesday, June 11. Payments will arrive on Wednesday, to those whose birth dates are between the 11th and the 20th. Keep in mind that Supplemental Security Income (SSI) … Read more
The United States has historically been a magnet for nationals of other countries. Students, laborers, tourists and families travel to the United States to study, work, visit or reunite with relatives. The U.S. government has made similar changes to its visa laws in the past, however. And the new visa regulations are more stringent than … Read more