If you have not checked your email recently, there is a real chance a class action settlement notice is sitting in your inbox right now, and the claim deadline may be only days away.
Here are the class action settlements closing this week and over the next few weeks in March 2026. Four significant cases are either shutting down or rapidly approaching their filing deadlines. The largest is a $47.5 million Kaiser Permanente data privacy settlement. The claim deadline is tomorrow, March 12, 2026.
Quick summary of class action settlements closing this week and soon:
| Settlement | Deadline | Max payout | Who qualifies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaiser Permanente privacy | March 12, 2026 | $20–$40 | Kaiser members in 9 states who used the app/website 2017–2024 |
| SiriusXM robocalls | March 21, 2026 | Pro-rata share of $28M | People on Do Not Call list who got SiriusXM calls 2019–2025 |
| Capital One 360 Savings | March 30, 2026 | Varies (avg. hundreds) | 360 Savings account holders Sept 2019 – June 2025 |
| Target wage transparency | March 31, 2026 | Up to $1,711.93 | WA job applicants to Target Jan 2023 – July 2025 |
⚠️ Kaiser Permanente $47.5M Settlement: Deadline Is Tomorrow (March 12)
This is the most urgent class action settlement closing this week. If you are a current or former Kaiser Permanente member, check your eligibility before anything else.
What happened: Kaiser Permanente embedded third-party tracking technology on its websites and mobile apps. That technology allegedly shared sensitive patient information with outside companies, including Google, Microsoft Bing, and X (formerly Twitter), without member consent. Specifically, the data included health conditions, appointment activity, and login behavior inside authenticated patient portals.
Who qualifies (all three must be true):
- You are a current or former member of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
- You lived in one of these states: California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Oregon, Virginia, Washington, or DC
- You logged into Kaiser’s website or mobile app between November 2017 and May 2024
Apps and sites covered:
- Kaiser Permanente App
- Kaiser Permanente Washington App
- My Doctor Online (NCAL)
- My KP Meds App
- KP Health Ally App
- Any authenticated Kaiser Permanente web portal
Payout: Estimated $20–$40 per person, calculated pro-rata from the $46–$47.5 million fund after attorney fees
How to file before tomorrow:
- Check your email for a settlement notice with a unique Settlement Class Member ID
- Go to KaiserPrivacySettlement.com
- Complete the online claim form using your ID
- Choose your payment method: direct deposit, Venmo, or paper check
- Submit before midnight March 12, 2026
No ID? You can still request one directly through the settlement website. You do not need additional documentation beyond your member information.
Kaiser Permanente denies wrongdoing. The parties reached this settlement to resolve litigation that consolidated multiple lawsuits filed starting in June 2023.
SiriusXM $28M Settlement: Claim Deadline March 21
What happened: SiriusXM allegedly made repeated telemarketing calls to people whose numbers were on the National Do Not Call Registry or SiriusXM’s own internal do-not-call list, without prior written consent. Plaintiffs filed the lawsuit, Campbell et al. v. SiriusXM Radio Inc., in November 2022 in federal court in Illinois.
Who qualifies:
- You received more than one telemarketing call from SiriusXM within any 12-month period between April 27, 2019, and October 31, 2025
- AND either: your number was on the National Do Not Call Registry for at least 31 days before the calls, OR you had previously asked SiriusXM to stop calling you
- You were NOT an active self-paying SiriusXM subscriber when you received the calls
Payout: Pro-rata share of the $28 million net fund. Exact amounts depend on the total number of valid claims filed. Because the fund is non-reversionary, unclaimed amounts go to valid claimants rather than back to SiriusXM.
Payment methods: Prepaid Mastercard, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, or direct deposit
How to file before the March 21 claim deadline:
- Online: SXMTCPASettlement.com
- By mail (postmarked by March 21): SXM TCPA Settlement Administrator, 1650 Arch St., Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103
- Questions: 1-866-566-4210 or Info@SXMTCPASettlement.com
You will need the phone number that received the SiriusXM calls. Some eligible members have already received a notice by email with a Notice ID and confirmation code, so check your spam folder first.
SiriusXM denies all wrongdoing. The final approval hearing is on May 11, 2026. After approval, payments go out approximately 30 days later.
Capital One 360 Savings $425M Settlement: Action Needed by March 30
This one is automatic but you must still act to choose how you get paid.
What happened: Capital One marketed its 360 Savings accounts as “high interest” with some of the nation’s best savings rates. However, starting in 2019, Capital One quietly introduced the 360 Performance Savings, a nearly identical product that paid dramatically higher interest while the older 360 Savings rate stayed artificially low. At the peak of the gap, the Performance Savings paid more than 14 times the interest of the legacy account.
A federal judge rejected the original settlement in November 2025 for not compensating customers enough. As a result, a bipartisan coalition of 15 state attorneys general pushed back, and Capital One agreed to a revised $425 million deal in January 2026, more than double the value of the earlier agreement.
Who qualifies:
- You held a Capital One 360 Savings account (not 360 Performance Savings) between September 18, 2019, and June 16, 2025
- Both current and former account holders qualify
- Joint account holders are covered; payment typically goes to the primary account holder
Payout: Calculated based on how long you held the account and your average balance during the class period. In short, you receive the interest you would have earned if Capital One had paid the same rate as the Performance Savings account.
What You Need to Do Before March 30
No claim form required. Capital One identifies eligible account holders using its own records. However, you must still take action:
- Select your preferred payment method by March 30, 2026, otherwise a check goes to your address on file
- If your payment is under $5, you only receive it if you choose electronic payment
Go to capitalone360savingsaccountlitigation.com to update your payment preference and confirm your mailing address. For more on how courts calculate individual payout amounts, see our breakdown of class action settlement payouts.
Final approval hearing: April 20, 2026. Payments begin in the weeks following approval.
Target $2.225M Settlement: Claim Deadline March 31 (Up to $1,711)
What happened: Washington State law requires employers to include wage scales and salary ranges in job postings. Target allegedly failed to meet this requirement for positions posted in Washington between 2023 and 2025, so applicants went into interviews without knowing the pay range.
Who qualifies:
- You applied for a job with Target Corp. in Washington State
- Your application was between January 1, 2023, and July 26, 2025
- The posting you applied to did not include a wage scale or salary range
It does not matter whether Target hired you, rejected you, or you withdrew. Any qualifying application counts.
Payout: Up to $1,711.93 per person, based on equal division of the net settlement fund. If fewer people file, individual payouts may actually be higher. Maximum fund is $2.225 million.
How to file (online, email, or mail, all by the March 31 claim deadline):
- You need your Unique ID and PIN from the settlement notice you received
- No notice? Contact info@EPOASettlement-Jan-02-2026.com or call 833-647-9003
- Online filing is available through the settlement administrator’s website
Target denies all wrongdoing. Final approval hearing: May 5, 2026.
Why Do Most People Miss Class Action Settlement Deadlines?
The pattern repeats across almost every settlement that closes:
- Most class members never find out. Settlement notices go to email addresses on file, often old ones, and frequently land in spam
- The window is short. Most settlements run 60–90 days from notice to close. If you miss the first email, there is no reminder
- Filing requires action. Most settlements need a completed claim form. Doing nothing means walking away from money you are legally owed
Roughly 91% of eligible claimants never file. The money does not disappear; instead, it gets redistributed among those who did file. That is why filing even small claims is worthwhile. To stay on top of new deadlines, browse Top Class Actions for a running list of open settlements across every category.
How to File a Class Action Claim (Step by Step)
The process is essentially the same for every settlement. Before you start, check our settlement tracker to confirm the case is still open and the deadline has not passed:
- Find the official settlement website (search the company name plus “settlement”)
- Confirm you meet the eligibility criteria and class period
- Locate your notice ID in your email inbox, including spam
- Complete the online claim form (usually 5–10 minutes)
- Choose your payment method
- Save your confirmation number
For settlements like Capital One where no claim form is required, the only action you need to take is selecting your payment method. Even so, most eligible account holders skip that step entirely. Our guide on how to get money from class action lawsuits walks through the full process in detail.
We Track Class Action Settlements Closing This Week and Every Week
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What to do right now:
- Kaiser Permanente member? File your claim at KaiserPrivacySettlement.com before tomorrow (March 12)
- Got SiriusXM robocalls? File at SXMTCPASettlement.com before March 21
- Have a Capital One 360 Savings account? Select your payment method at capitalone360savingsaccountlitigation.com before March 30
- Applied for a Target job in Washington? File at the settlement administrator’s site before March 31
Then check MoneyPilot to see every open settlement you may already qualify for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which class action settlements are closing this week in March 2026?
Four settlements are closing this week or within the next few weeks. The most urgent is the Kaiser Permanente $47.5M data privacy settlement, with a claim deadline of March 12, 2026. After that, the SiriusXM $28M robocall settlement closes March 21, the Capital One 360 Savings $425M settlement requires payment method selection by March 30, and the Target wage transparency settlement closes March 31. Each one has different eligibility criteria, so check the qualifying conditions before you file. MoneyPilot tracks all of these and flags the ones you qualify for automatically.
How do I know if I qualify for the Kaiser Permanente settlement?
You qualify if you are a current or former Kaiser Permanente member who logged into Kaiser’s website or mobile app between November 2017 and May 2024, and your billing address was in California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Oregon, Virginia, Washington, or DC. If you received an email notice with a Settlement Class Member ID, you are already in the class. If you did not receive one, you can still request your ID directly at KaiserPrivacySettlement.com. The deadline is March 12, 2026.
Do I need to file a claim for the Capital One 360 Savings settlement?
No claim form is required. Capital One identifies eligible 360 Savings account holders using its own records, so payments are automatic. However, you must select your preferred payment method by March 30, 2026, or a check will be mailed to your address on file. If your payment is under $5, you only receive it if you opt into electronic payment. Log in at capitalone360savingsaccountlitigation.com and confirm your details before the deadline. Want to check what other open settlements you qualify for at the same time? Start your free claim search on MoneyPilot.
What happens if I miss one of these settlement deadlines?
You lose the payout entirely. Settlement claim deadlines are set by the court and courts do not grant extensions once the window closes. The administrator will not accept late submissions, and there is no appeals process for missing the cutoff. The only exception is Capital One, where payments are automatic — but even there you need to act by March 30 to choose your payment method and ensure you receive amounts under $5. The best move is to file as soon as you confirm eligibility and not wait until the last day.
How much money can I get from these March 2026 settlements?
It depends on which settlement you qualify for. The Target wage transparency case pays an estimated $1,711.93 per eligible Washington job applicant. The Kaiser Permanente data privacy case pays an estimated $20–$40. The SiriusXM robocall case pays a pro-rata share of $28 million, with exact amounts depending on total valid claims filed. The Capital One 360 Savings case varies significantly by account balance and holding period. Across all four, eligible people could collect several hundred dollars or more. Log in to MoneyPilot to see the full list of settlements currently matched to your profile.
Is there a central place to find all open class action settlement deadlines?
There is no single government database, but several resources track open settlements. Top Class Actions and ClassAction.org publish running lists updated regularly. The most reliable approach is a platform that matches open cases to your actual purchase and account history rather than requiring you to search manually. Most people qualify for several settlements at once without realizing it — data breaches, subscription overcharges, retail pricing violations, and financial products all generate active cases on an ongoing basis.
