The New Jersey billionaires on the list hail from Short Hills and Saddle River.
Tuesday is the final day for some residents to make sure they get their slice of the property tax rebate.
From property tax relief, to child tax credits, to student loan breaks, here's how to make sure you get paid:
A new report reveals how much New Jersey residents need to maintain a solid standard of living.
Qualifying residents could see thousands of dollars in tax relief. Here's how to get your slice of the pie:
Residents can expect less money in their quarterly tax rebate check.
Some residents may need to take extra steps to apply for their property tax rebate.
Tariff refunds from shippers will be directly refunded to credit cards or bank accounts.
The jackpot carries an estimated cash value of $433.1 million and is now the eighth-largest in Powerball history.
Applications for homeowner and renter property tax relief are now available.
While the new budget closed the door to thousands to receive property tax relief, some applicants could see more money than the maximum.
The Treasury Department began sending out 2025 property tax relief to qualifying individuals.
Sherrill's first budget, passed minutes before the deadline, reflects eligibility amendments to NJ property tax relief programs.
One program for retirees could see more funding than what was originally proposed in March.
The NJ Division of Taxation is offering several free events to help residents get property tax relief.
The source may be sitting right in front of you.
Food inflation has multiple causes.
The latest round of property tax reimbursements was sent via paper check by mail.
The survey comes after Mikie Sherrill proposed a budget that would slice property tax amounts and eligibility.
New data shows widening gap between incomes and expenses.
Gov. Sherrill already proposed property tax relief cuts in her proposed budget, and more cuts are possible as negotiations are underway.
An important clarification to a property tax relief application addresses overlooked eligibility requirements.
The proposed budget could leave thousands without property tax relief next year. See if you'd still qualify:
U.S. billionaires dominated this year’s ranking with 989 people on the list — including a famous singer from the Garden State.
Women earn far less than men in several high-paying New Jersey professions, according to a Patch analysis.
The structural budget gap of $3 billion may require New Jersey to make painful cuts.
New Jersey residents pay property taxes based, in large part, off of a school funding formula.
First-time homebuyers in New Jersey are facing an affordability crisis that some research suggests is causing them to delay major milestones
The NJ Board of Public Utilities certified the results of the State’s 25th annual electricity auction determining what customers will pay.
Property taxes in the state once again hit a record high in 2025, according to recent state data.
The applications for 2025 relief are ready to be filed.
Stay NJ tax relief checks will be rolling out soon. Here's when to expect yours:
An executive order from Pres. Trump makes changes to the way that federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.
Those eligible for Stay NJ tax relief can expect a check in the mail.
The last time a New Jersey player won the Powerball jackpot was on June 10, 2024, when a $222.6 million ticket was claimed.
The deadline to apply for your ANCHOR tax rebate checks is Friday. Still haven't applied? Here's how:
A total of $1.2 billion in ANCHOR tax rebate checks have been sent out to NJ residents. See how to get yours before time runs out:
Millions of dollars in tax rebate checks are being sent out to eligible New Jersey residents. Didn't get yours? Check your status:
Beginning on Wednesday, more checks are expected to be sent out to eligible New Jersey residents.
While the cash started rolling out this week, there is still time to file new applications.