refund in, refund out

I honestly have no idea if I'll owe or not for last year yet.

Our refunds were pretty minimal and went straight to pay off debt. Being responsible isn't any fun.

Refund went right into savings for the house we can never afford.

Got a pretty good refund this year along with a nice bonus at work. Too bad it's all going to adding a bathroom in our house.

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Originally Posted by blacklabel

Our refunds were pretty minimal and went straight to pay off debt. Being responsible isn't any fun.

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True dat

sent from me

I'm retired, we're getting $$ back, Finally.

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Originally Posted by Doc45

Why is it that when a refund comes in something breaks and there goes the refund [hahhah-no].

Got my state refund today, was going to snag an old S&W wheelie I'm hunting for but noooo, now I get to put in a new garage door opener/belt drive blah blah. Oh well. At least the weather is going to be great starting Saturday so the motorcycle therapy sessions will commence!

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I figured this out long ago- see, Skynet has all of your electronics connected to your bank account. Whenever you have a 'surplus,' it kicks off a reaction among your electronics. In our case, it's usually the car.

Refund no thanks, I take my money the hole year and pay them at the end.

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Originally Posted by powerstroke79

Refund no thanks, I take my money the hole year and pay them at the end.

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This is what we do as well, all though I was certain it'd be worse for 2016 since we made some significant moves in our non-retirement stock portfolio. Turns out that you get up to $2000 in adjustment to your TOTAL tax bill for $ paid for post secondary education when you pay with cash (not GTI, but $2k added on at the very end). Which was a nice surprise and gave us a small refund from the Feds this year. State ended up owing us $2, which hit at the beginning of the week...[WooHoo]

My refund went to paying off my student loans early.