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Jan 25, 2012Comments: 8 · Posts: 20090 · Topics: 685
Are you expecting a tax refund? If so, how do you plan on spending it? And what is your sun and mars? Curious as to if our signs play a role in how we spend some extra money.
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Jan 25, 2012Comments: 8 · Posts: 20090 · Topics: 685
I'm a cap, aqua mars.
I plan on putting new countertops and backsplash in my house with my refund.
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Mar 15, 2013Comments: 0 · Posts: 3979 · Topics: 6
LOL @ this topic posted by a Cap.
I am going to use it to go on a vacation that my Cap sister-in-law has planned for our family next year. Renting this huge house on the beach in the Outer Banks, NC. I think its way expensive for a family vacay, but she is the boss of the family and decides how we spend our money...lol.
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Jan 05, 2014Comments: 0 · Posts: 173 · Topics: 14
Hair products,gym membership,art supplies,savings
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Oct 02, 2008Comments: 252 · Posts: 2563 · Topics: 68
Yes girl. Finsta get me a
new weave and some jordans.
I dont look forward to it like i used to when i wasnt working. It takes forever to get her and its usually jusy enough to fill up the tank or buy some much needed clothes.
Pisces sun/ Mars in Gemini
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Jan 27, 2012Comments: 4343 · Posts: 13269 · Topics: 69
No refund here.
I keep as much of my money as I can. I try to break even. The government isn't paying interest on any potential refund. The government ain't borrowing shit from me.
And, I don't need the government to act as a savings account for me... once again, no interest.
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Jan 27, 2012Comments: 4343 · Posts: 13269 · Topics: 69
Oh, and I'm Venus dominant, Jupiter, Mercury, and Sun in the 2nd House.
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Jan 27, 2012Comments: 4343 · Posts: 13269 · Topics: 69
First and foremost, if your getting a refund, too much tax is being taken out of your pay check. Adjust exemptions accordingly.
Secondly, research ways to bring down your gross. Then, you can claim exemptions in accordance with which ever method you choose and how much you choose to put into the method. What you would have, used to, pay in taxes, is now going to (insert).
It's best to keep as much money in your check as possible... and, to pay the least amount in taxes... even if you have to choose a charity, investment, or whatever... all is better than tax. Unless, your charitable organization is the IRS. Or, you consider yourself a lending institution servicing the government.
It's yours... control.
Road trip to kansas to see my brother, new bed set, new Ecig (mechanical mod) and the rest goes into a slush fund!
And if I'm feeling frivolous, I might add a some new pick ups for my guitar to that list.