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derek

Great news for Michigan residents!  As of February 10th, 2010, and until the remaining approximately $6.2M in funds are exhausted, Michigan residents are eligible to participate and rebates are limited to one per product household.  The appliance must be a replacement.  Consumers can go online or call a toll-free number to reserve a rebate and a requirement is for a rebate application to be mailed in and valid receipt / proof of purchase.  Out with the old ... in with the new!  Keep reading for more...


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derek

The historic $787 billion economic stimulus package that was signed into law first time home buyer tax creditlast week provides benefits for buyers and home owners.  Although we don't know the entirety of the package as relates to  loan modifications and the attempt at preventing foreclosures, here are a couple tax reliefs we are grateful for, and felt necessary.

HOME OWNERS TAKE NOTE!!!  Those making, "GREEN," improvements to their homes may see a tax credit, and these improvements include:  "energy efficient exterior doors, windows, extra insulation, heat pumps, furnaces, central air conditioners, and water heaters."  A homeowner can realize a tax advantage of 30% the cost of the improvement(s), up to a total of $1,500.  This is both great for your wallet, and our environment.