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Tax Withholdings = Savings Plan?

Posted by Kim McGrigg on 3/7/2007

MMI’s 2007 tax refund survey found that one of the primary reasons respondents expect a refund is purposeful over-withholding. In fact, 26% of you admit that you knowingly and willingly grant the government an interest free loan!

We need to know more. Are you saving for a short-term or long-term goal? Do you plan to splurge? Share your save or spend story with us! Read more tax refund survey results on SaveOrSpend.com.



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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!

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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


	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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