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Our first thought was to be really clever and create elaborate saver and spender prize packages. In the end, we realized that if you are old enough to pay taxes, you are old enough to choose your own prizes.

We value savers and spenders equally! Here is a list of our very desirable (and practical) prize packages:

1st Place Saver and Spender: $200 Amazon.com gift certificate
2nd Place Saver and Spender: $100 Amazon.com gift certificate
3rd Place Saver and Spender: $ 50 Amazon.com gift certificate

Because we couldn’t avoid the idea of stereotyping spenders and savers entirely, here is a list of Amazon.com items you might want to invest in:

	Savers	Spenders
Magazines	Money Magazine Subscription	Lucky Magazine Subscription
Books	The Millionaire Next Door	Consumer Reports Buying Guide
Movies	Wall Street	Brewster’s Millions
Software	Quicken Premier	Talking Checkbook
Video Games	Monopoly	Mall Tycoon 3 Video Game
Tools	P3 International Kill-a-Watt Electricity Usage Monitor	Financial Calculator
Music	Donna Summer, She Works Hard for the Money	The Very Best of Dire Straits, Money for Nothing

Remember, the content ends on May 31, 2007, so submit your saving or spending story today!

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

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?


	We're sure your story is just super. If everyone else thinks so too, you can win a prize. Alerting you by email seems more practical than running down the street yelling your name.


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