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Save on energy-efficient home improvements in 2011

Date Published: Mar 04 2011

Homeowners who didn’t take advantage of those big tax credits for energy-efficient home improvements in 2010 are getting another shot at the savings.

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Submitted by Susan on Tue, 2012-02-07 14:10
You have to be kidding; I was expecting 7 things a person could get a tax credit for but it was just a video saying get paperwork?!??? And why did it kick me back to the sign-up page (and that's happened before when I click on something, I just get kicked back to the sign-up page).

Submitted by Cindy Colwell on Tue, 2012-02-07 14:10
Found Mr. Bogdanoff through Angie's List & he's helped us in the past and hopefully during the hard times we are having now.

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