If you receive a tax refund of over $1,000, you might have paid too much in taxes throughout the year to the government. With inflation still too high and many of us living paycheck-to-paycheck or leaning on credit to get by, that tax refund might have been more helpful throughout the year.

Tax season is underway, and the IRS expects 140 million people will file returns by April 15. If you file your tax return electronically, the IRS says it should take 21 days or fewer to receive your refund.

In the United States, low-income households often rely on social programs and tax refunds to balance their budgets. One significant financial support is the Child Tax Credit (CTC), which helps reduce tax bills dollar for dollar.

Already submitted your tax return to the IRS? Here's how to find out when your refund will arrive in your bank account.

As tax season kicks off, understanding the nuances of the child tax credit can help you better manage your expectations for your refund.

As Tax Day approaches on April 15, 2025, many Americans may find themselves with an unexpected tax refund. Understanding the reasons behind these refunds and how to effectively use them can significantly enhance your financial well-being.

A taxpayer who submits an electronic return with the direct deposit can expect to receive their money within 21 days.

Tax season began Monday. That's when the IRS officially started accepting tax returns. Many Americans are already counting on refunds. A recent survey conducted by Qualtrics for Intuit Credit Karma found that more than a third of taxpayers rely on their tax refunds to make ends meet.