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Getting a refund this year? If so, we want to know what you plan to do with it!

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Sneaky Saver. Do you consider your tax withholdings a type of forced savings plan? How do you resist the urge to spend the money once it is refunded?

Super Saver. Do you have larger plans for your tax refund? Are you saving for a short-term or long-term goal?

Saver & Spender. Want the best of both worlds? Will the majority of your refund dollars be saved? How did you come up with the compromise?

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Did you know that Libras expect the largest refunds?

How do I know? Well, I’m a real refund know-it-all! In fact, when it comes to spending and saving, there isn’t much I don’t know.

Don’t believe me? I’ll prove it! Let’s play ‘Save Or Spend?’

Have larger plans for your tax refund? Use this simple savings calculator to see how investing your refund can make it grow over time.

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	Taxpayers have extra time to file & pay! April 15, 2007 falls on a Sunday, and Monday, April 16, is a legal holiday in the District of Columbia. This means the entire country has an April 17 deadline!

If you have a tax refund strategy, story, or solution, we’d love to hear it.

The average tax refund is more than
$2,000—and that’s a lot of money.

Will you spend? Should you save?

Do you owe?

Did you know that Libras expect the largest refunds?

How do I know? Well, I’m a real refund know-it-all! In fact, when it comes to spending and saving, there isn’t much I don’t know.

Don’t believe me? I’ll prove it! Let’s play ‘Save Or Spend?’

How do you prepare your tax return?

The old fashioned way -- pencil & paper
I use technology, such as TurboTax
I get help from a professional

Member of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling


	Initial Amount: What is the dollar amount of your original deposit?


	Monthly Deposit: Will you contribute additional funds on a regular basis? If not, answer 0.


	Annual Interest: Will the interest be compounded monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually? What is your expected interest rate?


	Number of years: How many years will you invest?


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