Cash lifeline for Pennsylvania's fixed-income families – the expanded Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) program now shields more seniors, widows, and disabled adults from crushing inflation on rent, property taxes, and living costs.
After 50+ years, bigger payments reach thousands more eligible households.
Don't miss: Struggling With Housing Costs? This Program Pays $500 a Month to Help You
Who Scores Up to $1,000?
You qualify if:
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Seniors 65+
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Widows/widowers 50+
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Disabled adults 18+ (permanent disability)
Renters + homeowners – both get help! (Renters claim 50% of 2025 rent paid)
Pennsylvania Rebate Payments by Income (2025 Claims)
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$0 – $8,550 income: $1,000 maximum
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$8,551 – $16,040: $770
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$16,041 – $19,240: $460
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$19,241 – $48,110: $380 guaranteed
Direct offset against PA's 7.2% inflation spike.
Grab Your Money – 3 Simple Ways
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Online (5 minutes): myPATH.pa.gov
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Mail form: Call 1-888-222-9190 or order online
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Free senior assistance: Area Agencies on Aging or community centers
You'll need:
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2025 rent receipts OR property tax statements
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Income proof (Social Security letters, pensions, W-2s)
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Pennsylvania photo ID
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