The 1983 ‘New Pence’ 2p coin is one of the rarest modern UK coins due to a minting anomaly. In 1982, the Royal Mint officially changed the inscription on the reverse of the 2p coin from ‘NEW PENCE’ to ‘TWO PENCE’. However, a small batch of 1983 coins was mistakenly struck with the outdated ‘NEW PENCE’ legend, creating a collector’s dream … Read more
As part of continued efforts to relieve financial stress from inflation and rising living costs, the Australian Government has announced a $600 Centrelink cash boost, scheduled for December 2025. This one-off payment is designed to assist low-income households, pensioners, carers, and other eligible recipients who rely on Centrelink benefits. The initiative follows previous successful relief measures and is expected … Read more
In a bold move, the Scottish National Party (SNP) has pledged to compensate WASPI women—those affected by sudden changes to the state pension age—with a £10,000 payment. This proposal is a response to the financial hardship and lack of proper notice experienced by thousands of women born in the 1950s. The payment, if approved and implemented, would provide long-awaited … Read more
Good news for households across the UK — the £500 Household Support Fund (HSF) payment has been confirmed for 2025. This vital support is designed to help struggling families and individuals manage soaring living costs, especially during times of financial hardship. Whether you need help with energy bills, food, or essentials, this one-off payment could provide much-needed … Read more
A rare King Charles III 50p coin featuring an Atlantic Salmon has taken the collecting world by storm, recently selling for up to 400 times its original value. Minted in limited quantities, this new commemorative coin has become one of the most sought-after in the UK, sparking a nationwide hunt as people dig through their change in search … Read more
Millions of people across the UK are receiving a welcome increase in their Universal Credit payments starting April 2025. In an effort to combat the rising cost of living, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has introduced a 1.7% uplift across all Universal Credit standard allowances and additional elements. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest changes, how they affect … Read more
The Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign has reignited public attention with a clear message: the clock is ticking. A 14-month legal countdown is now underway, putting significant pressure on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to respond to what campaigners call a long-overdue injustice affecting millions of women born in the 1950s. What Is the WASPI Campaign … Read more
Australians are set to receive a much-needed financial boost this April with the rollout of a $500 Cost of Living Rebate in 2025. As inflation continues to put pressure on everyday essentials like groceries, utilities, and rent, the government has stepped in to provide targeted relief to those who need it most. But are you eligible? Here’s a complete … Read more
You might want to double-check your coin jar—because one of the most valuable Kennedy Half Dollars ever minted could be sitting unnoticed in your collection. The 1970-D Kennedy Half Dollar, normally worth a few bucks, has reached an astonishing auction value of $350,100 due to its rarity and a unique mint error. Here’s everything you need to know about this … Read more
If you’re one of the many Americans expecting the extra $1,450 in SSI benefits, there’s important news you need to know: the payment has been delayed, and there’s only one reliable way to make sure you get it without hassle. This article breaks down the reasons for the delay, who qualifies, and what you must do to guarantee your … Read more
