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Stay NJ: The New Senior Property Tax Benefit (2026 Guide)
Stay NJ cuts property taxes up to 50% (max $6,500) for NJ homeowners 65+. The 2025 income limit is $200,000, down from $500,000. Who qualifies and when payments arrive.
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Stay NJ
Stay NJ cuts property taxes up to 50% (max $6,500) for NJ homeowners 65+. The 2025 income limit is $200,000, down from $500,000. Who qualifies and when payments arrive.
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Stay NJ eligibility: age 65+, own and occupy your NJ home all year, and 2025 income of $200,000 or less ($500,000 for 2024). Why disability alone does not qualify.
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Stay NJ's income limit is $200,000 for the 2025 benefit year and $500,000 for 2024. What changed on June 30, 2026, the new benefit tiers, and what counts as income.
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Estimate your Stay NJ benefit: 50% of your property tax bill up to the $6,500 cap, minus your ANCHOR and Senior Freeze amounts. Free and instant.
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Stay NJ pays in four quarterly installments — February, May, August, and November 2026 for the 2024 benefit year. 2025-year payments are expected from February 2027.
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Stay NJ is new and still evolving — funding decisions, cap adjustments, and rule changes tracked in one place, from the 2023 law to today.
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Both help NJ seniors, but Senior Freeze reimburses tax increases while Stay NJ cuts the bill itself up to 50%. Differences and how they combine.
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The FY2027 Appropriations Act, signed June 30, 2026, lowered the Stay NJ income limit for the 2025 tax year and added tiered maximum benefits. The 2024 tax year is unchanged.
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File your PAS-1 by November 2, 2026 and expect the first quarterly Stay NJ installment for the 2025 benefit year around February 2027, subject to state budget appropriations.
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Deadline changes, payment wave announcements, and program news for ANCHOR, Senior Freeze, Stay NJ, and PAS-1 — tracked as they happen.
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How to check your Stay NJ benefit status, confirm quarterly installments, and when 2025-year payments are expected to begin (February 2027).
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Stay NJ tops up ANCHOR and Senior Freeze so seniors' total relief reaches 50% of their property tax bill, capped at $6,500. The mechanics, explained.
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Life changes — moving, income shifts, a spouse's death — can affect Stay NJ eligibility. Check whether you still qualify and what to report.
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Answer a few quick questions to see which NJ property tax relief programs you likely qualify for in 2026 — ANCHOR, Senior Freeze, and Stay NJ. Free and private.
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Estimate your combined ANCHOR + Senior Freeze + Stay NJ relief for 2026 from your property tax bill, age, and income. Instant results, nothing stored, no signup.
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Full fact-checked coverage of all three relief programs is now published, plus a free eligibility checker, combined relief calculator, and PAS-1 document checklist.
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ANCHOR vs. Senior Freeze vs. Stay NJ side by side: eligibility, amounts, income limits, and payment dates — and how the three programs stack together.
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What to watch for the rest of 2026: ANCHOR auto-file letters in August, the November 2 PAS-1 deadline, and Stay NJ's remaining installments.
PAS-1
Form PAS-1 is the one application seniors and disabled residents file for ANCHOR, Senior Freeze, and Stay NJ. Who must file, how, and the November 2, 2026 deadline.
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Free interactive tools: see which NJ relief programs you qualify for, estimate your combined ANCHOR + Senior Freeze + Stay NJ benefit, and build your PAS-1 checklist.