Interest penalties slashed from 18% to 9% for Cook County homeowners who are late paying property tax bills – Chicago Crusader

Researchers with the Treasurer’s Office estimated the interest rate reduction will save Cook County property owners between $25 million and $35 million a year. The lower rates are expected to allow more homeowners to pay off delinquent bills and avoid the Annual Tax Sale.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

More help for some folks that can never seem to make ends meet no matter how enabled they are. Free this, free that, financial breaks and reduced rates as compared to other consumers and they still can’t get their act together.

James
2 years ago

Yes, there are lots of such people. Have a hint of charity in your heart. Then, be grateful if your life has been significantly better so far. To paraphrase an old saying it’s not easy to comprehend another person’s life until you’ve walked a mile in his shoes.

sue
2 years ago

SHOCK…..WHAT’S THE HIDDEN MEANING FOR THAT?????

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