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2009 FIRST TIME HOMEOWNER’S CREDIT UPDATE!!!

by KJ on Oct.22, 2009, under ECONOMY, USEFUL INFO

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Back in February, I posted an article regarding the First Time Home Owner’s Credit. It gave a pretty thorough breakdown of the program requirements.  While doing my daily browsing to stay abreast on various topics, I ran across an article that’ s alarming to me!  This money is available, but only for qualified individuals.  No, the government isn’t giving away any free money or money that you were entitled to that someone didn’t tell you about……. (continue reading…)

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READ THIS FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS!!!

by KJ on Feb.25, 2009, under Chatter, USEFUL INFO

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Now, I know that a lot of individuals are wondering about the specifics of the First Time Home Buyer’s Refundable Credit for Tax Year 2009. This is the very first time the credit has been deemed refundable.  President Obama signed his first major bill on Tuesday, February 17, 2009. This is just one of the many components of his Economic Stimulus Plan. Interested?…….. (continue reading…)

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