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.

If you've already filed your tax return, here's everything you need to know about your refund, including when it will arrive and how to track it.

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

Have a tax refund on the way but don't desperately need the cash? Here's how to use today's historically high interest rates to grow your refund into an even bigger amount.

The 2025 tax season is underway, and millions of Americans are eager to file their returns and receive their refunds. With the deadline set for April 15, understanding the refund process and how to expedite it is crucial.

Taxpayers can now start filing their income tax returns for 2024. The Internal Revenue Service started accepting federal individual tax year 2024 returns on Monday, Jan. 27 and has already received millions of tax returns nationwide,