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Boar’s Head Listeria Recall Settlement: What Affected Consumers Should Know?

Boar’s Head Listeria Recall Settlement: What Affected Consumers Should Know?

Boar’s Head has agreed to a $3.1 million class action settlement after a 2024 listeria outbreak linked to its deli meats caused multiple deaths and illnesses. If you purchased affected products between May and August 2024, you could be eligible for a refund.

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NYC Department of Corrections ICE Detainers Settlement — Check Eligibility Criteria and Payment Dates for Claimants!

NYC Department of Corrections ICE Detainers Settlement — Check Eligibility Criteria and Payment Dates for Claimants!

If you were unlawfully detained by the NYC Department of Correction due to an ICE detainer between 1997 and 2012, you may qualify for a share of a $92.5 million settlement — up to $48,000 in compensation.

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May 2025 Visa Update

Canada’s May 2025 Visa Update Shows Longer Processing Times Across Most-Preferred Categories!

Canada’s May 2025 visa processing update reveals longer wait times across key immigration categories, including student, work, PR, and citizenship applications. With high demand from countries like India and Nigeria, IRCC is urging applicants to plan ahead, apply online, and avoid documentation errors.

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Lilly Lashes Cruelty-Free Settlement Approved — What Buyers Need to Know!

Lilly Lashes Cruelty-Free Settlement Approved — What Buyers Need to Know!

Lilly Lashes has agreed to a $500,000 settlement after falsely advertising its mink lashes as “cruelty-free.” Buyers in the U.S. who purchased these lashes between June 7, 2018, and February 28, 2025, may claim $10 per unit (with proof) or a one-time $10 payment (without proof). Claims must be submitted by May 15, 2025.

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Ingo Money Data Breach Settlement Announced — Check If You Can Qualify!

Ingo Money Data Breach Settlement Announced — Check If You Can Qualify!

Were you affected by the November 2023 Ingo Money data breach? A $1.53 million settlement offers eligible individuals up to $5,000 for losses, credit monitoring, or a cash award. File your claim by May 15, 2025.

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First Advantage Form I-9 Data Breach Settlement: Who’s Eligible and How to Claim?

First Advantage Form I-9 Data Breach Settlement: Who’s Eligible and How to Claim?

First Advantage has agreed to a $650,000 class action settlement after a Form I-9 data breach exposed sensitive information. Eligible individuals can claim up to $1,500 for losses or receive free identity monitoring. The claim deadline is May 14, 2025.

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Golden Visa Program in 2025

Kazakhstan Rolls Out Golden Visa Program in 2025 to Attract Global Investors!

Kazakhstan has launched its Golden Visa Program in 2025, offering a 10-year residency to global investors with a minimum investment of $300,000. The initiative aims to boost foreign direct investment, diversify the economy, and attract tech and business talent. With a fully digital application process and no residency requirement, the visa is among the most investor-friendly in the region.

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Egypt to Launch Electronic Visas on Arrival

Egypt to Launch Electronic Visas on Arrival — What Travelers Should Know Before Booking!

Egypt has introduced a fast, secure Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVoA) system starting May 2025, allowing tourists from 78 countries to obtain a visa instantly at major Egyptian airports. The new process reduces paperwork, supports digital payments, and enhances security.

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NZ Super in May 2025

NZ Super in May 2025; How to Know If You’re Getting Paid and When

In May 2025, NZ Super recipients will notice a few key changes—from staggered payment days based on birth months to the return of the Winter Energy Payment. With paydays now spread across the week and new tools available through MyMSD, it’s more important than ever to stay informed. This article covers everything you need to know, including payment dates, eligibility, real-life examples, and expert tips to make the most of your Super.

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South Africans Still Prefer Cash in Hand

Why Most South Africans Still Prefer Cash in Hand; The Real Reasons Might Surprise You

Despite mobile banking growth, most South Africans still prefer cash due to mistrust in banks, cyber fraud fears, high fees, and limited infrastructure. With 94% withdrawing cash monthly and 8.5 million working in the informal sector, digital tools remain underused. This article explores cultural, economic, and regulatory reasons behind the cash preference and outlines what’s needed to transition toward safe, inclusive digital finance in South Africa.

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