But if we get a lump
sum as a tax refund, the money will seem more significant.
Not exact matches
As soon as you file your income taxes and receive your refund from the state or IRS, you pay the tax refund loans back in a single, lump sum paymen
As soon
as you file your income taxes and receive your refund from the state or IRS, you pay the tax refund loans back in a single, lump sum paymen
as you file your income
taxes and receive your
refund from the state or IRS, you pay the
tax refund loans back in a single, lump
sum payment.
Make sure you have an accurate idea of your current savings balances and an idea of what you plan to do with that money —
as well
as any lump
sums of cash that may come your way, such
as an income
tax refund check.
As a further note, I'm asking this now because I plan to make a lump
sum payment into the loan from my
tax refund, but have held off on doing so until I know whether or not it would be wise.
Contributing to an RRSP doesn't make sense for everyone (e.g., if you expect your
tax rate to be higher in retirement than it is now), but for those for whom it does, contribute to it and use the
tax refund as a lump -
sum payment on your mortgage.
Or, if the borrow is expecting a windfall (such
as a
tax refund), you can make the document say that one lump
sum payment is required by a certain date.
If your overall finances are strong, you can also feel confident contributing a lump
sum to your retirement plan, such
as income
tax refunds and bonus checks.