This homeowner cut her heating bill in half — and got a $1,200 tax credit

You can collect $2,000 from the government to upgrade your kitchen: 'It feels like the future'

If you've been on the fence about upgrading your stove, there's a big rebate you should know about.  The Inflation Reduction Act introduced a tax credit for energy-efficient appliances, including induction stoves. This Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate covers up to $840 on any installed induction stove or range, and if it also has a battery in it that helps it juice up during off-peak times, you can even get up to 30% of the cost of the …

This homeowner cut her heating bill in half — and got a $1,200 tax credit

The energy efficient home improvement credit offers up to $3,200 a year to taxpayers. Republicans may scrap the tax break as part of their legislative agenda.

This homeowner cut her heating bill in half — and got a $1,200 tax credit - Los Angeles Weekly Times

Banksphotos | E+ | Getty Images Megan Moritz bought her dream house in 2019. However, the 1,400-square-foot home, in the Arlington Heights suburb northwest of Chicago, was built in the 1930s and lacked insulation — leading to heating bills that were “very high,” said Moritz, 48. The first-time homeowner opted to pay about $5,700 for a series of projects last year to make her home more energy-efficient. She added insulation to the walls, and sea…