Benefits & Credits 112 Pennsylvania Extended Its Property Tax/Rent Rebate Deadline to December 31, 2026 โ Here’s Who Now Qualifies Pennsylvania just gave hundreds of thousands of homeowners and renters extra time โ and extra money. The state’s Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) program deadline has been pushed back from June… Comments 0 2026.08.29 15 More Drugs Get Cheaper Under Medicare Negotiation Starting January 2027 Medicare’s drug price negotiation program is entering its next phase. A second round of negotiated prices takes effect on January 1, 2027, covering 15 widely used Part D drugs โ… Comments 0 2026.08.28 Texas Just Raised the Over-65 Homestead Exemption to $60,000 Under Proposition 11 If you’re 65 or older and own a home in Texas, your property tax bill just got a lot smaller. Texas voters approved Proposition 11 on the November 4, 2025… Comments 0 2026.08.27 What Is NJ’s Senior Freeze, and How Much Could It Reimburse You in 2026? New Jersey’s Senior Freeze program can put real money back in your pocket every year — but the rules around income limits, “base years,” and which form to file trip… Comments 0 2026.08.26 Don’t Assume You’re Enrolled: How New York’s Enhanced STAR Auto-Upgrade Actually Works If you own a home in New York State and you’re 65 or getting close to it, the Enhanced STAR exemption can knock a meaningful chunk off your school property… Comments 0 2026.08.25 Raising a Grandchild? You May Qualify for Tax Credits Without a Court Order If you’re a grandparent who has taken over the day-to-day care of a grandchild, you already know the emotional and financial weight of that decision. What many grandfamilies don’t realize… Comments 0 2026.08.24 $5,400 vs. $4,400: What the 55+ HSA Catch-Up Contribution Really Means in 2026 If you’re between 55 and 70 and still carrying a High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP), the IRS just gave you a fresh reason to pay attention to your Health Savings Account.… Comments 0 2026.08.23 Who Qualifies for the CPP Survivor’s Pension, and How Much Does It Pay in 2026? When a spouse or common-law partner who contributed to the Canada Pension Plan passes away, the surviving partner may be entitled to a monthly benefit called the CPP survivor’s pension.… Comments 0 2026.08.22 Qualifying Surviving Spouse Status and the Widow’s Tax Trap: What Changes After a Spouse Dies Losing a spouse is hard enough without a tax surprise showing up a couple of years later. But that’s exactly what happens to a lot of widows and widowers who… Comments 0 2026.08.21 $255 Since 1954: What Social Security’s Lump-Sum Death Benefit Still Covers When a Social Security-insured worker passes away, the Social Security Administration (SSA) doesn’t just pay ongoing survivor benefits โ it can also send a one-time payment of $255 to an… Comments 0 2026.08.20 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 12