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Are you going to pay off debt with your tax return?

Duddy

Duddy

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Personally, I'm going to eliminate my debt which totals $3,133 across 4 credit accounts.
 
It will pay off the car and the one credit card balance we have left.
We just bought a house a couple of months ago so there is that tiny bit of debt to still contend with
 
No debt here. I pay my visa as I go. I only really use it for web hosting, my UO/mail/dns server, domains and occasional tigerdirect.ca shopping sprees. aka "need to order blank CDs" ending up being a $400 shipment with "extras". Everytime I type that url in my browser I end up spending at least 100 bucks.
 
I've got another $2.5K left to pay on my credit card... if my cc isn't paid off by the time I get my tax return, then yes.

if it is paid off, I'd probably use the money to buy some new, much-needed bedroom furniture. in desperate need of a second or larger dresser, piles of folded shirts are starting to take over my room.
 
I will likely owe taxes this year or come very close to even. I won't give the government an interest-free loan for a year.
 
Debt free... as of now. That won't be the case in 2 years though when I get to start paying off college loans. 🙁
 
If by "pay off debt" you mean "buy alcohol and cocaine, then furiously beat off while listening to Celtic music" then yes, I'm paying off debt with my tax return.
 
I owe this year. If I buy a house, then next year I will likely split my return. Spend some, save some, and pay down my car loan with the rest.

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Whatever money I get back will go into my bank account, which is used to pay various obligations.
Business as usual.


 
Originally posted by: sonambulo
Originally posted by: JMapleton
Option for no debt pls.
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It's called 'No.'
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Fine. I propose a new poll, "Have you stopped beating your wife? Y/N"

Even if I had debt, why would I use my tax return to pay for it when I could just get into bigger debt and let the government pay it for me.😕
 
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