$1,000 Stimulus Payment: Easy Steps to Apply for Rental Rebates
- Author: Laverne Moore
- Posted: 2025-05-27
Notably, Social Security income isn't included when calculating eligibility for this program.
This relief is part of a rental rebate program administered by the Department of Revenue, specifically designed for individuals over 65, widows and widowers over 50, and disabled people over 18.
Families of eligible individuals who have passed away might also qualify, provided the deceased met all criteria and was alive for at least one day in the application year.
Applications are open until June 30, 2025, and the payments will be sent out during the summer.
The importance of this rebate has increased due to rising prices for basic needs and housing, which have placed financial strains on many citizens. The program provides direct payments based on previous year's rent or property taxes paid.
How To Apply For This Rental Assistance:
Income Ranges and Corresponding Rebates:
- Earn $0 - $8,270 = Up to $1,000 rebate
- Earn $8,271 - $15,510 = Up to $770 rebate
- Earn $15,511 - $18,610 = Up to $460 rebate
- Earn $18,611 - $46,520 = Up to $380 rebate
Residents of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Scranton may also receive an additional rebate ranging from $190 to $500.
To apply, you'll need to provide proof of your annual income, show your rental lease or property tax documents, and fill out the official application form. Remember, the deadline for application submission is June 30, 2025.
This program not only aims to alleviate the current financial pressure but is a practical step towards economic relief for those in need.
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