AARP members and interested community members turned out in force at Aging Best Center for the June meeting of AARP Chapter ...

Seniors across the county who live on fixed incomes now have a better chance of taking advantage of a program which freezes their property tax, preventing it from going up. During the June 23 meeting, ...

Cape Girardeau County may soon join other Missouri counties in offering seniors a property tax freeze, as local officials and ...

The property tax is for adults 65 and up who are on a fixed income. The income limit for the tax year 2026 will be raised from $51,790 to $63,470. The Wilson County Mayor’s office said the ...

property tax freeze is one small way that we can help enhance the quality of life for our seniors.” For the 2026 tax year, the income will be raised from $51,790 to $63,470.

Nonprofit organization AARP estimates that more than 9 million people in the U.S. are eligible for some form of property tax relief. But beware of property tax relief scams and unsolicited offers.

She’s watched her annual taxes increase 641% from $129.02 to $956.40, according to the Fall River County […] Changes to property tax assessment freeze program bring hope of relief from ...

At a glance. At a glance. A recent AARP Indiana survey of Hoosier voters aged 50-plus who own a home found that 84% saw an increase in property taxes in the past three years and 66% believe the ...

(The Center Square) – Hundreds of thousands of elderly Maine homeowners will be eligible to "freeze" their property taxes under a new program that goes into effect next month. The program, which ...

property tax freeze is one small way that we can help enhance the quality of life for our seniors.” For the 2026 tax year, the income will be raised from $51,790 to $63,470.

The property tax is for adults 65 and up who are on a fixed income. The income limit for the tax year 2026 will be raised from $51,790 to $63,470. The Wilson County Mayor’s office said the ...

He said the property tax burden used to be more uniformly split between homeowners, business and farmers at about one-third each. But that amount has risen for owner-occupied homes to about 45%.