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Are You a Homeowner? Here Are 5 Trump Tax Bill Changes That Could Affect You

January 27, 2026 · Taxes
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Final Thoughts: Smart Planning Is More Important Than Ever

Trump’s 2025 tax overhaul delivers both opportunities and challenges for homeowners. Expanded deductions for SALT and mortgage interest could significantly lower federal tax bills, while the elimination of clean energy credits and rising tariff-related costs may increase long-term expenses.

For homeowners, the key takeaway is timing and strategy. Acting before energy credits expire, structuring home equity borrowing correctly, and coordinating tax planning with mortgage decisions can make a substantial difference in overall financial health.

Given today’s complex housing market—defined by fluctuating mortgage rates, higher insurance costs, and ongoing supply constraints—working with a qualified tax professional or financial advisor is more important than ever.

The rules have changed. Homeowners who understand them stand to benefit the most.

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1 comment on “Are You a Homeowner? Here Are 5 Trump Tax Bill Changes That Could Affect You”

  1. motrin says:
    February 1, 2026 at 1:39 pm

    so the cost of paint doesn’t have to be 60 plus dollars a gallon,
    it’s made in the US, so no tariffs
    that is price gouging

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