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NJ ANCHOR program confirmation letters sent. What to do if you don't receive one?

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By Juan Castillo
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The New Jersey Department of the Treasury is sending letters this month to tenants or homeowners that have automatically had their ANCHOR program application filed. But, if you don't get a letter it doesn't mean you can't get an ANCHOR check. The mailings are only for those who have previously applied to the property tax relief program. Those who do not receive a confirmation letter must submit their applications themselves. Here's how to apply and what to know: What is the NJ ANCHOR program?
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NJ ANCHOR program; how much money can NJ renters get? When is the deadline?

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By Juan Castillo
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Applications for the Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters (ANCHOR) program are now available. Both NJ renters and homeowners might be eligible to receive tax relief paycheck this fall. Here's how to apply and what to know: How to apply for the ANCHOR payment? When is the deadline? New Jersey residents have until Nov. 2, 2026 to file ANCHOR refund applications for the 2025 benefit year. Who is eligible for the ANCHOR payment? Can renters apply?
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Delaware went code red for Canadian wildfire smoke; what it means

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By Juan Castillo
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Air quality continues to worsen across the United States as smoke stemming from wildfires in Canada The National Weather Service already issued alerts for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire. The majority of wildfires are occurring the Canadian province of Ontario and the smoke is mostly drifting south and east.
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