Categories: Personal Finance

11 Clever Financial Steps For Your Tax Refund

TOP OFF A ‘RAINY DAY’ FUND

Having money set aside in case of an injury, car accident, or job loss helps keep everyday emergencies from turning into financial emergencies. Many financial advisers recommend socking away at least three to six months’ worth of expenses in an easily accessible savings or high-yield checking account. A tax refund can help build this emergency fund.

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