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Infographic: The Best Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund

Written by Mint.com
Published Apr 13, 2012
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According to the IRS, this year’s average tax refund is $2,948. That’s a sizable deposit that will be sure to light up your bank account. But it leaves one big question: How are you going to spend it?

Between investing, paying off debt, or simply saving, there are many options to choose from and the last thing you want to do is waste this opportunity by spending your return unwisely.

Click on “launch infographic” to navigate your way through this decision tree.