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Personal Finance and Investing

elehhhhna

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3. Grandfathered.

Reply to unblock (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 20, 2017, 05:02 PM

Dec 2017

But the limits on mortgage, state tax and property tax deductions combined with the elimination of virtually all other itemized deductions makes the point moot for most of us anyway.

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correct. unblock Dec 2017 #1

Grandfathered. elehhhhna Dec 2017 #3

What about those of us whose itemized deductions have been more than $24,000 question everything Dec 2017 #7

Pretty much. elehhhhna Dec 2017 #8

Good question. I saw the same thing somewhere...can't remember where. I hope someone skylucy Dec 2017 #2

I am not sure the Republicans exboyfil Dec 2017 #4

Many of the equity loans had nothing to do with homes MichMan Dec 2017 #5

Well, I don't know about you. Our 30-yr old house has been needing updates and this is where question everything Dec 2017 #6