It's that time of year again — tax time! If you've received or are expecting to receive a refund, Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) has a few tips to help you make the most of your tax refund money.
Give your tax refund a purpose
Getting a tax refund is exciting! But remember, it's not “free money," it's your hard-earned money from the previous year. Instead of spending your tax refund right away, make a plan to put it to good use!
Here are a few ideas:
Make the most of your tax refund this year! Meet with one of WPCU's Financial Coaches at your local Member Center to talk about how your tax refund can help you reach your financial goals.
Set yourself up for success next tax season
Once you've completed your 2021 tax returns (and breathed a sigh of relief), it's smart to start thinking about next tax season! Planning ahead will help you feel less stressed — and it may even help you save money.
Here are a few things you can do to prepare for next tax season:
Here's to a Successful Tax Season!
At Wright-Patt Credit Union, we want to help you achieve financial flexibility and freedom during tax season and all year round! As a member-owned cooperative, we offer great rates, low-to-no fees and extraordinary service, delivering more value to our members so they can live the lives they want to live.
Ready to get started? Check out WPCU's online Education Center for more helpful financial tips, tools and resources, or stop by a Member Center to speak with one of our friendly Financial Coaches.
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