RE: Government shutdown impacting you yet?
January 6, 2019 at 7:45 pm
(This post was last modified: January 6, 2019 at 7:50 pm by onlinebiker.)
Paying more, to get by with less isn't a finacial plan.
It' s simply being lazy.
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It' s your money - take charge of it.
Anyone who graduated 8th grade has the math skills necessary.
And you would still be eligible for those credits if you paid in --- which would put you further ahead. ( I asked my SO - who does this shit for pay).
Getting a refund costs you money - end of story.
It' s simply being lazy.
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It' s your money - take charge of it.
Anyone who graduated 8th grade has the math skills necessary.
(January 6, 2019 at 7:44 pm)Cathooloo Wrote:(January 6, 2019 at 7:28 pm)onlinebiker Wrote: If you' re worried about your tax refund - and ESPECIALLY if it' s because you are low income - you are doing it wrong.
You need to declare more exemptions - so you have to pay in by April 15th.
Do the math, dummy.
If you are getting a refund - you are providing the US Government with an interest free loan, for your earning year.
That' s right - that " refund" costs you money.
Better plan --- and financially sound as fuck --- put money aside every month - and collect the interest on it --- then pay in on April 15th......
Or, snivel about what the " convenience " of your forced " savings" of a refund costs you - when the government doesn't come through on time.... Hint - the government doesn't get penalized for late payment...
Ever hear of refundable tax credits, which many lower income families receive and can be substantial?
And you would still be eligible for those credits if you paid in --- which would put you further ahead. ( I asked my SO - who does this shit for pay).
Getting a refund costs you money - end of story.
