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Banking Committee approves legislation to help buy, build houses

Members of Connecticut’s Legislative Banking Committee approved three proposed bills intended to make it easier for people to buy and build houses in Connecticut at its March 6 meeting.

Members of Connecticut’s Legislative Banking Committee approved three proposed bills intended to make it easier for people to buy and build houses in Connecticut at its March 6 meeting.

The first of these bills, An Act Establishing First-Time Homebuyer Savings Accounts and A Related Tax Deduction and Credit (HB6876), would establish a saving account and tax deduction for first-time homebuyers and create a related tax deduction and credit. 

“You know the American dream is buying a home and we want people to stay in Connecticut. What better way to actually have people stay in Connecticut?” Ranking Member Tom Delnicki (R-South Windsor) said at the meeting. “If they have an opportunity, they’re able to save money up, there’s a tax credit and the opportunity to have up to four family homes so an individual can conceivably buy that home and be a landlord, could have relatives move in, could do a variety of things to actually be able to afford the American dream.” 

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