Category: Checking & Savings
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Old Cadence Bank routing numbers keep working only through 2026 after the Huntington switch
Former Cadence Bank customers who now bank with Huntington have until the end of this year before their old routing number stops working. Huntington says the routing number changed to its own, and that the Cadence account and routing numbers “will still work through the rest of the year.” The page gives no exact cutoff…
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New York Joint Juice settlement checks go void December 14, from a $19.16 million fund
New York payments from the Joint Juice settlement are going out, and the check that arrives has a short life. A settlement tracker reports that the New York payment letter says the check becomes void on December 14, 2026, less than two months from now. The New York settlement is funded with $19,160,186.47, paid by…
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Bank-issued stablecoins would have to be fully backed by permissible reserve assets such as short-term Treasury bills under a Federal Reserve proposal
The Federal Reserve wants banks that issue digital dollars to hold reserves behind every one. Under a proposal the Fed announced on September 24, 2026, a bank-issued payment stablecoin would have to be fully backed by permissible reserve assets, such as short-term Treasury bills. The rule is not final, and the public is still being…
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Toyota Corolla, Avalon, Tacoma, Tundra and Sequoia owners can still claim from a $78.5 million airbag control unit settlement until December 11, 2028
Owners of certain Toyota Corolla, Avalon, Tacoma, Tundra and Sequoia models have until December 11, 2028 to file claims under a $78.5 million settlement over airbag control units. The deal is no longer in doubt. A court approved it in 2023, and an appeal against that approval was dismissed in December 2025. The official settlement…
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Cencora and Lash Group’s $40 million data-breach settlement now expects to start paying claimants in November, after earlier payment targets slipped
People who filed a claim in the Cencora data-breach settlement are still waiting on money, and the wait just got a new end date. The settlement administrator, Kroll Settlement Administration, says it anticipates beginning to send payments to eligible claimants in November 2026. The notice went up on the official settlement website on October 16.…
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PharMerica data-breach settlement checks issued October 12 and 13 become void after April 10, 2027, so claimants who have not cashed theirs are on the clock
Settlement checks in the PharMerica data-breach case were issued on October 12 and 13, 2026, and any that stay uncashed will become void after April 10, 2027. That gives people who filed an approved claim about six months from the issue dates to deposit the money. The date is a void date for checks, not…
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Some Amazon customers shorted on refunds for returned items since 2017 must file by December 1 to share in a $309.5 million settlement, with a final approval hearing March 16
A federal class action over Amazon’s handling of returns has a $309.5 million settlement on the table, and one group of customers has until December 1, 2026 to file a claim form if they want a payment. A second group is paid automatically. The court will not decide whether to approve the deal until a…
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The FTC raised the Amazon Prime refund cap to $200, and the automatic payments that began going out October 1 expire 60 days after they are issued
The Federal Trade Commission has raised the ceiling on Amazon Prime refunds from $51 to $200 per person, and the first payments under the higher cap began going out on October 1, 2026. Each one stays good for only 60 days after the day it is issued. A payment issued on October 1 would lapse…
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Direct Express gives one free ATM withdrawal for each monthly federal deposit
The Direct Express Debit Mastercard gives its holder one free ATM cash withdrawal for each deposit posted to the card account each month, according to the U.S. Treasury. The card is how many people receive Social Security, SSI and Veterans payments without a bank account. The allowance is tied to the deposit, not to the…
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Treasury is moving the Direct Express card from Comerica to Fifth Third, and cardholders can keep using the old card until the replacement arrives
People who get Social Security, SSI and other federal benefits on a Direct Express prepaid card are in the middle of a bank change. Treasury is moving the program from Comerica Bank to Fifth Third Bank, and cardholders can keep using the Comerica card until the Fifth Third card arrives. No cutoff date for the…