Today's Smart Investor tip comes from Bruce Wingrove, an Ameriprise Financial Advisor in Midvale, UT: This year, taxpayers received an average $2,700 in refund money -- not exactly chump change, but still no match for the average $7,000 credit card and $25,000 student debt tab most consumers have. So, how do you make such little money go far enough to make an impact? Wingrove recommends divvying up your refund into thirds, freeing up $900 for three different expenses. "First of all, it's always ...
Today's Smart Investor tip comes from Bruce Wingrove, an Ameriprise Financial Advisor in Midvale, UT: This year, taxpayers received an average $2,700 in refund money -- not exactly chump change, but still no match for the average $7,000 credit card and $25,000 student debt tab most consumers have. So, how do you make such little money go far enough to make an impact? Wingrove recommends divvying up your refund into thirds, freeing up $900 for three different expenses. "First of all, it's always ...
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