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Millions of US citizens to get Social Security payment on Sept 10: Check eligibility and how much money you will receive
September 10, 2025, is a key date for millions of retirees, people with disabilities and survivor families across the US as they will receive their Social security payments. While the payment schedule is fixed, the exact amount each person will receive is unique. Beneficiaries who were born on the 1st through the 10th date of their birth month will receive the money on September 10, Wednesday.
3 shocking ways you could suddenly lose your social security benefits — are you at risk?
Many Americans rely on Social Security as a financial lifeline, but what few realize is that your benefits can vanish more quickly than you think. From working too early to unexpected life changes or even unpaid debts, the Social Security Administration has strict rules that could reduce, suspend, or even cut off your checks. With more than 67 million people collecting benefits in 2025, knowing the hidden risks isn’t just smart — it could save you from sudden income shocks that derail your retirement or family security.
Social Security September payment dates: This Wednesday retirees in this group will be paid
American retirees will receive Social Security benefits on September 10, 2025. This is for those born between the 1st and 10th of any month. The average benefit will be nearly $1,976 monthly. Benefit amounts vary based on the age at which one claimed. Claiming at 62 could yield $2,831. Waiting until 70 could result in $5,108.
Khalistani terror groups raise funds in Canada: Local Govt report
In a significant acknowledgment, a Canadian Department of Finance report identifies Khalistani extremist groups operating within Canada and receiving financial backing. Echoing Indian concerns, the report highlights these groups, including Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation, as entities that promote violence for political objectives.
Air Canada flight attendants vote against agreement reached last month, but operations to continue
Air Canada flight attendants overwhelmingly rejected the proposed wage offer, despite a prior agreement between the union and the airline. To resolve the wage dispute, both parties have agreed to mediation, followed by arbitration if necessary. Importantly, the agreement stipulates that there will be no strikes or lockouts, ensuring uninterrupted flight operations for travelers.
Khalistani groups receive financial support from Canada: Report
A Canadian report reveals funding for terror groups from Canada. Khalistani extremists are among those receiving financial support. Groups like Babbar Khalsa International are implicated. They exploit funding networks, including non-profits. Funds are raised from diaspora communities. CSIS acknowledges Canada as a base for extremist activities. These activities include promotion, fundraising, and planning violence in India.
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Trump administration offers up to $1000 cash bonuses to police for immigration arrests
The Trump administration is offering cash bonuses to police officers. These bonuses are for meeting immigration arrest targets. The program expands enforcement through the 287(g) program. Officers could receive up to $1,000 each quarter. This depends on ICE-directed arrests. The initiative adds to existing reimbursements. ICE seeks to expand its ranks. A Republican spending bill supports the payments.
Canada should reform or axe foreign worker visa, British Columbia Premier says
British Columbia's Premier Eby wants changes to Canada's temporary foreign worker program. He cites concerns about youth joblessness and strain on services. Eby links the program to high unemployment and rising demand at shelters. He mentions fraud complaints in Surrey. Conservative leader Poilievre wants to abolish the program. Business groups oppose this, saying it helps small businesses.
Free ex-servicemen medicare scheme extended to cadets injured during training: Centre tells SC
The Central government has informed the Supreme Court about extending health benefits to military cadets injured during training. These cadets can now access the Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme without paying a fee. They will also receive monetary compensation, including payments to families in case of death.
Powerball jackpot hits $1.7 billion, third-largest ever — but what’s the real after-tax payout for the winner?
Powerball jackpot has surged to $1.7 billion, now the third-largest prize in U.S. lottery history after no one matched all six numbers in Wednesday’s drawing. But while the headline figure fuels billion-dollar dreams, the reality is starkly different: a lump sum cash payout would shrink to below $500 million depending on state laws.
September 2025 Social Security payments: Who gets the first checks next week and when will the rest arrive?
Millions of Americans are about to see their September 2025 Social Security checks, but the timing looks different this month. With Labor Day pushing payments around, some recipients were paid as early as August 29, while others won’t see deposits until the second, third, or even fourth Wednesday of September.
IRS big shock: Still relying on Social Security paper checks — major changes hit September 30
Social Security will no longer send paper checks for benefits. Thousands of retirees, SSI recipients, and disability beneficiaries must switch to direct deposit or the Direct Express® prepaid card to continue receiving payments on time. Nearly 400,000 people still rely on mailed checks, and this change is part of a nationwide effort to modernize federal payments, reduce fraud, and provide faster, safer access to benefits.
GST on insurance: Planning to delay premium payment after Sept 22 to get rate-cut benefit? Why it may not be a good idea
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has reduced insurance GST rates from 18% to zero. This change applies to policy renewals after September 22, 2025, and new policies. So if you are planning to delay your premium payment after the date, it may not be a good idea.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to quickly take up tariffs case after appeals court loss
The Trump administration has approached the Supreme Court regarding tariff powers. They are seeking a quick ruling on the president's authority to impose trade penalties. This appeal follows a lower court ruling against the tariffs. Small businesses claim economic hardship due to these tariffs. The government warns that striking down tariffs could impact ongoing trade negotiations.
Every US resident to receive $1,000 stimulus check in their bank accounts soon? What we need to know
Despite social media rumors of a new $1,000 stimulus check in 2025, the US government has not approved such a payment. The confusion stems from the 2021 stimulus, offering up to $1,400 per person. A final opportunity exists until April 15, 2025, for eligible individuals to claim the remaining amount through the Recovery Rebate Credit.
US citizens can get Unemployment Insurance benefits: Check if you qualify, amount and documents needed
Citizens in New York can receive financial assistance under New York State Unemployment Insurance benefits if they have lost their jobs. In New York, you can file for unemployment if you meet certain criteria. Undocumented people and people here without work authorization cannot claim benefits under New York State Unemployment Insurance.
Millions in US to receive their Social Security payments in September: Check how much you will get and when
The Social Security Administration sends regular monthly payments (SSA benefits), and the date varies depending on birth date or when you began receiving benefits. SSA beneficiaries can expect a payment on Sept. 3, Sept. 10, Sept. 17, or Sept. 24 and recipients should have received their September payment on Aug. 29, because September 1 is Labor Day.
FIEO partners BRISKPE to help exporters with swift, compliant cross border payments
FIEO and BRISKPE have partnered to promote digital payment solutions among Indian exporters, especially MSMEs.
Yellow pea imports hit prices; government urges import curbs
The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has urged the Commerce Ministry to restrict duty-free yellow pea imports, as they are undercutting domestic pulse prices. This move follows concerns raised by the agriculture minister and industry bodies about the impact on local farmers and pulse production.
Canada's increased fund requirement for student visa applicants now in effect
Starting September 1, 2025, Canada is increasing the required proof of funds for international students applying for study permits. The minimum for a single applicant rises to CA $22,895, with higher amounts needed for accompanying family members. These updated requirements aim to ensure students can financially support themselves throughout their studies, with specific rules for those studying in Quebec.
Oscar-nominated 'Dances with Wolves' actor Graham Greene dies at 73 due to long illness
Graham Greene died: Canadian actor Graham Greene, famed for his role as Kicking Bird in 'Dances with Wolves,' has died. He was 73. Greene passed away in Toronto after battling a long illness. His career began in theater before his screen debut in 'The Great Detective'. He earned an Oscar nomination for 'Dances with Wolves'.
Canada Federal Benefit Payments 2025: When and how much you’ll get this September
Canada cost of living payment 2025: Good news for Canadians as the government is releasing benefit payments this September. Families will receive Canada Child Benefit on September 19. Disability Benefit arrives on September 18. Veterans get their disability pension on September 26. Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security payments are scheduled for September 25.
US appeals court rules Trump's tariffs illegal, setting stage for Supreme Court battle
A US appeals court has deemed most of Donald Trump's tariffs illegal, challenging his key economic policy. The court allowed a temporary stay until October 14 for a potential Supreme Court appeal. This decision, alongside a legal battle over Federal Reserve independence, sets up a major legal showdown over Trump's economic policies, impacting trade relations and financial markets.
Millions of US citizens to receive double bonus soon: Check dates, expected amount and eligibility
Millions of retirees and beneficiaries in the US are set to receive the Social security payment in September. The check is set to be issued in the first week of the month providing much-needed relief for households that rely on these benefits to cover essentials like rent, groceries, and medical bills.
Social Security 'bonus' payment arrives August 29: See who qualifies and how much you will get
Many Americans are entitled to receive a bonus payment from the Social Security Administration (SSA) on August 29, Friday. The will issue an additional $967 Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payment to millions of people in the United States, considered as an important financial relief. You can check your account on Friday, August 29 to confirm the deposit.
AI sparks fear and mistrust in Canada, 85 percent call for government crackdown, says poll
A recent survey reveals that Canadians are in favour of government regulation of Artificial Intelligence. The survey highlights concerns about AI's impact and deepfakes. While opinions on AI's benefits are divided, most people support regulation. Younger generations see more workplace benefits from AI. The government is shifting its AI strategy to balance economic benefits with risk management.
SSI September 2025 Update: Is a $600 Social Security raise on the way — Or just hype?
SSI recipients are buzzing about a rumored $600 Social Security raise this September 2025. But is the big boost real or just hype? Here’s the truth you need to know before your next payment.
CSIS and CBSA rank as worst federal workplaces in Canada survey
A recent survey involving over 186,000 federal employees reveals varying levels of job satisfaction across different departments. While 67% of public employees consider their workplace a 'great place to work,' agencies like CBSA and CSIS scored significantly lower. Concerns raised include work-life balance, recognition, and perceived unfair treatment, prompting calls for improvements in workplace morale and employee support
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