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Here's your money briefing for Wednesday, November 13th.

I'm J.R. Waylon for the Wall Street Journal.

Property taxes in the U.S. rose 7% in 2023, compared to 2022, the largest increase in the past

five years. Taxpayers have had enough. There are people who are just today getting a tax bill

that includes this huge run-up in the value of their home that happened a couple of years ago.

And they're seeing a 20% increase or whatever, and they're losing their mind a little bit.

And so I think you'll definitely see more pressure on lawmakers from homeowners to slow the pace of these increases.

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