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First-time homebuyers could get $50,000 under new bill — Ron Wyden | ChamberLight
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Sen. Jeff Merkley introduced the Homeownership Promise Act, which would match first-time buyers’ savings five to one, up to $50,000; Sen. Ron Wyden is a co-sponsor. The article describes the bill’s proposed eligibility rules and questions whether it could advance or worsen housing prices.
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