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Editor of @Kiplinger Personal Finance magazine. Military spouse, mother, occasional yogi and baker.
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Property tax bills are on the rise. Here's what you can do

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By Lisa Gerstner
| MSN Verified
In many areas of the country, homeowners are feeling the squeeze as property taxes climb at a faster clip than inflation. In 2025, the average owner of a single-family home, with an estimated value of $494,231, paid $4,427 in taxes, according to a recent study from ATTOM , a provider of property data. That's a 3% increase from the previous year, compared with a 2.7% inflation rate in 2025.
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Property Tax Bills Are on the Rise. Here's What You Can Do Original

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By Lisa Gerstner
| Kiplinger Verified
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter In many areas of the country, homeowners are feeling the squeeze as property taxes climb at a faster clip than inflation. In 2025, the average owner of a single-family home, with an estimated value of $494,231, paid $4,427 in taxes, according to a recent study from ATTOM, a provider of property data. That's a 3% increase from the previous year, compared with a 2.7% inflation rate in 2025.
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How Auto-IRA Programs and the Saver’s Match Could Be Retirement Game Changers

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By Lisa Gerstner
| Inkl
Blurred office workers cross a busy street in New York City. At both the federal and state levels, efforts are underway to give workers a retirement savings boost. In one of the latest moves, President Trump signed an executive order this spring designed to enhance the options for workers who don't have access to an employer-provided retirement plan. About 56 million workers fall into this group, or nearly half of U.S. private-sector workers ages 18 to 64, according to research from AARP.
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