The IRS has announced new rules that could delay refunds for taxpayers who don’t provide direct deposit information. Under these changes, refunds may be temporarily frozen when bank details are missing or invalid, and the IRS will send notices telling taxpayers to update their information before funds are released. So, if you want your refund to be on-time (and most people do), these new requirements are key to avoiding unnecessary delays.
Before You Raid Your 401(k), Watch This
More Americans are dipping into their retirement accounts as financial pressures continue to rise. Even though balances have grown in recent years, workers are increasingly turning to hardship withdrawals and loans to cover immediate expenses. It’s a trend that raises big questions about financial resilience, and the long term impact on retirement security. Tom Parks, AIF®, CRPS® | Director of Retirement Plan Services is here to discuss.
