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This article doesn’t mention how taxpayers have to put “on hold” what they want and need to pay the exorbitant property tax bills!
My taxes keep going up so I have no sympathy for bloated government! If local officials can’t cut funding to match income, get someone in office who can!
John, it’s a year end piece, not a deep dive into an issue from months ago.
That said, if you didn’t factor rising home prices (and the increase in property tax values) as part of your financial planning, I’d recommend firing your financial planner and/or downsizing.
Why would one move to Indiana