You may be owed money. These are open settlement claims as of today

USA TODAY
Various class-action settlements and refund programs are currently open, offering cash payments and vouchers to eligible consumers.

Summary

A USA TODAY report highlights that many consumers are leaving potential financial compensation on the table due to a fresh wave of 2026 class-action settlements and refund programs. The article outlines several specific cases where individuals may be owed money, including a Bank of America 7-Eleven ATM fee settlement, a fiberglass mattress settlement for Ashley, Nectar, DreamCloud, and Siena, and a $2.5 billion Amazon Prime FTC subscription settlement. Other notable claims include a Sprouts Farmers Market receipt-printing settlement, a Google Assistant privacy payout for accidental recordings, and a Comcast Xfinity data breach settlement. The article emphasizes that payouts vary based on eligibility and documentation, and it urges readers to check their status and file claims before the respective deadlines, which range from June to September 2026.

(Source:USA TODAY)

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