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New Card Program Offers Ridgewood Property Tax Savings
For every dollar spent using the Estate Card, a percentage is paid towards your property tax.
RIDGEWOOD, NJ — A new program is designed to encourage residents to shop locally and save on their property taxes.
The Village launched its Estate Card program. The debit-like MasterCard offers cardholders a reward that is automatically applied to one's property taxes bill when the card is used at participating merchants.
Cardholders can earn a reward of .25 percent on all transactions and up to an additional 25 percent at participating local and online merchants.
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“The Ridgewood Estate Card is an exciting program helping Ridgewood property owners save toward their property taxes while encouraging local spending," Mayor Susan Knudsen said in a statement.
Click here for more information. Click here for a list of participating local merchants. More than 3,200 online merchants, including Walmart, Best Buy and Target, offer rewards through the program.
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