What to Do with Your Tax Refund: How to Use It to Improve Your Savings or Start Investing

A tax refund can be used to build an emergency fund, repay debt or start investing, provided it fits your liquidity needs, time horizon and goals.
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A tax refund can be used to build an emergency fund, repay debt or start investing, provided it fits your liquidity needs, time horizon and goals.

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