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Another Tax Day has come and gone. If you were fortunate this past tax season, you received a tax refund from the IRS. According to Cnet, Uncle Sam puts about $3,000 back in the average American’s wallet when tax time ends.1 As tempting as it may be to spend your return all at once on the luxury of choice, you might think about balancing your purchasing pleasure with practicality. Here are some tips for what to do with your tax refund:
With a little strategizing, you can use your refund to satisfy future needs and current wants at the same time. If you liked this article, you might also like, “Why You Need and Emergency Fund and How to Build One.”
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