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Treasury's solar consumer advisory says the right to cancel a solar transaction lasts at least how long?

At least three days from the date it is signed.

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  1. Three hours from signing
  2. Thirty days after installation
  3. Three days from signing ✔

Why: Treasury says to ask how to use your right to cancel and whether early termination fees apply. Knowing the deadline gives you time to rethink a rushed deal.

Huh, didn't know that: Treasury suggests asking what happens to a leased system if the company goes out of business or sells it.

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Answer: Three days from signing. Treasury says to ask how to use your right to cancel and whether early termination fees apply. Knowing the deadline gives you time to rethink a rushed deal.

  1. Treasury consumer advisory: Before You Purchase and Finance Solar Panels home.treasury.gov/system/files/136/Guide-Before-You-Buy-Solar-Panels-eng.pdf
    The right to cancel the transaction lasts for at least three days from the date it is signed.
    Checked 2026-10-10.

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