Gear Up for Savings: Denver’s E-Bike Rebate Program Offers Up to $1,400!
Denver residents can apply for e-bike voucher rebates of up to $1,400, with income-qualified applicants having the opportunity to receive even higher rebates, while the program remains highly popular and previous rounds have seen rebates running out in hours.
Denver residents can apply for e-bike rebates, which can reduce the cost of a newly purchased e-bike at local retailers. (PHOTO: Times Colonist)
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Act Fast for Big Savings on Your New E-Bike! Denver’s Popular Rebate Program Returns with Up to $1,400 in Discounts!
Attention Denver residents! The highly popular e-bike rebate program is back, and the application process is opening soon. If you’re interested in getting a significant discount on your new e-bike, you’ll have to act fast, as previous rounds have seen e-bike rebates running out within hours.
According to The U.S. Sun, Denver residents can apply for e-bike rebates, which can reduce the cost of a newly purchased e-bike at local retailers. The amount of the e-bike rebate varies depending on several factors. All residents are eligible for a $300 rebate on a regular e-bike and $500 for a cargo e-bike. However, income-qualified applicants have the opportunity to receive even more substantial rebates, with up to $1,200 for a standard e-bike and $1,400 for a cargo e-bike.
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Qualify Easily for Enhanced E-Bike Rebates! Learn How to Get Up to $1,400 for Adaptive E-Bikes and Other Payment Programs in Motion
To qualify for the higher e-bike rebates, applicants must meet specific income criteria, such as making below 60 percent of the state’s median income, 200 percent below the federal poverty level, or below 80 percent of their area median income. Additionally, individuals with disabilities can get an increased e-bike rebate of $1,400 for an adaptive e-bike. This was also reported in The U.S. Sun.
While e-bike enthusiasts eagerly await the next round of e-bike rebates, other payment programs are also in motion. Alaska residents recently received their annual Permanent Dividend Fund (PFD) payment, with each person receiving $3,284, a portion of the state’s oil and gas revenues for 2022. This dividend includes $2,662 as taxable income and $662 as an energy relief payment, which is not taxable. Social Security and SSI recipients can also expect their payments this week.
Make sure to mark your calendar and apply for the e-bike rebate as soon as it opens to secure your discount on a brand-new e-bike. Happy cycling!
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