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Your tax refund could be $1,000 bigger next year — and even more if you make these money moves in time
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A tax-refund surge is coming, JPMorgan strategist says — and it’ll shift US economy like a new round of stimulus checks

There’s a fresh wave of tax refunds coming for Americans in 2026. That’s according to the chief strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, David Kelly. In a note published on LinkedIn, (1) Kelly ... Read More
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