While most people overlook pennies lying at the bottom of jars or rolling around in drawers, some of them are worth staggering sums. One rare Lincoln Wheat Penny stunned the world when it sold for $2.4 million at auction. Originally worth just a cent, this coin has become one of the most coveted treasures in … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny stands as one of America’s most beloved coins. Minted from 1909 to 1958, it was the first U.S. coin to feature a real person Abraham Lincoln instead of symbolic imagery. Its unique design, historical importance, and rarity of certain editions have turned it from everyday currency into a collectible gem that … Read more
The world of coin collecting is no stranger to fascinating discoveries, but in 2025, history was made when a Lincoln Wheat Penny sold for $51 million at auction. This record-breaking sale stunned both experts and casual collectors, sparking a wave of excitement across the United States. Could there still be more of these rare coins … Read more
Over the past few weeks, Canadian seniors have been met with viral headlines and social media posts claiming that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will deposit a one-time $2500 payment to all recipients of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) in July 2025. For many struggling with inflation and the rising … Read more
Canadian seniors and taxpayers are buzzing about a potential $5000 CRA tax refund said to be rolling out in July 2025. Social media threads and online financial forums have amplified the rumor, with claims suggesting that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will issue a large lump-sum refund to help retirees and working Canadians cope with … Read more
In a year where affordability remains front and center for Canadian households, the federal government’s Canada Carbon Rebate—formally known as the Climate Action Incentive Payment (CAIP)—continues to offer timely relief. This quarterly benefit ensures that revenues collected from federal carbon pricing are returned directly to Canadians, helping families manage rising costs while supporting the transition … Read more
Starting July 2025 Canadian drivers aged 70 and older will face new requirements when renewing their driving licenses. The goal is not to limit mobility or independence but to ensure that road safety remains a priority while acknowledging the changing needs of older drivers. For many seniors, driving is a symbol of autonomy and freedom. … Read more
Canadian workers earning low to modest wages will soon see a major financial boost. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that individuals who qualify for the Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) could receive up to $1,428 every quarter in 2025. Over the course of the year, that equals $5,712—a substantial amount designed to help Canadians … Read more
Canadian households grappling with the rising cost of living are set to receive timely support this summer. The federal government, through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), has confirmed the rollout of the Grocery Rebate 2025, with payments of up to \$628 scheduled for August 19, 2025. This rebate comes as food prices and inflation continue … Read more
Rising grocery prices have become one of the most pressing challenges for households across Canada. From milk to fresh produce, every trip to the supermarket seems to leave wallets lighter and budgets tighter. To address this growing pressure, the federal government has continued its Canada Grocery Rebate, a one-time payment designed to offer meaningful relief … Read more