What are you spending your tax return on?
02-20-2006, 06:28 PM
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Is a tax return that piece of paper that I write a dollar amount on then mail to Uncle George?? 
02-20-2006, 06:36 PM
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SSEi95 Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 8:07 am Post subject:
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
You're not saving any money and it'* not "extra" money. You're basically giving your hard-earned money to the government and telling them, here do with it what ever you want and then give it back to me a year later. Oh, and by the way you don't have to pay me any interest on it either.If you want to do that, I'll PM you my address and you can send me that $425 a month and I can make some money off of that and then send it back to you next year
02-20-2006, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Highlander
SSEi95 Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 8:07 am Post subject:
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
You're not saving any money and it'* not "extra" money. You're basically giving your hard-earned money to the government and telling them, here do with it what ever you want and then give it back to me a year later. Oh, and by the way you don't have to pay me any interest on it either.If you want to do that, I'll PM you my address and you can send me that $425 a month and I can make some money off of that and then send it back to you next year
02-20-2006, 10:01 PM
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i got about 3000 back and its already gone 
didnt get a chance to see it. it was direct deposited and my wife works at a bank, so as soon as we got it was gone to pay off our credit card. were down to 1700 from 7000+. were doing good. 
didnt get a chance to see it. it was direct deposited and my wife works at a bank, so as soon as we got it was gone to pay off our credit card. were down to 1700 from 7000+. were doing good.
02-21-2006, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Highlander
SSEi95 Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 8:07 am Post subject:
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
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I'm getting about $5300 back (I always put all in, like a savings plan for me).
You're not saving any money and it'* not "extra" money. You're basically giving your hard-earned money to the government and telling them, here do with it what ever you want and then give it back to me a year later. Oh, and by the way you don't have to pay me any interest on it either.If you want to do that, I'll PM you my address and you can send me that $425 a month and I can make some money off of that and then send it back to you next year
In the case of the IRS- it is better to receive than to give
