Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
Quoting bmack2107:Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
Well, Idk if they have the rapid refund still or not. They might have it, but if they have it this year, they won't have it much longer. I work for H&R Block, which is why I know what I have told you. I would call Liberty and ask if they are still doing it. This is where I'm supposed to enter a marketing line for free second looks, but I'm not going to do that on here lol.
Quoting opal10161973:
So, it would make no difference if I went to them?
Quoting bmack2107:Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
From what I know of, not ALL of the banks have gotten the debt indicator taken away.
Quoting bmack2107:Well, Idk if they have the rapid refund still or not. They might have it, but if they have it this year, they won't have it much longer. I work for H&R Block, which is why I know what I have told you. I would call Liberty and ask if they are still doing it. This is where I'm supposed to enter a marketing line for free second looks, but I'm not going to do that on here lol.
Quoting opal10161973:
So, it would make no difference if I went to them?
Quoting bmack2107:Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
Quoting bmack2107:Well, Idk if they have the rapid refund still or not. They might have it, but if they have it this year, they won't have it much longer. I work for H&R Block, which is why I know what I have told you. I would call Liberty and ask if they are still doing it. This is where I'm supposed to enter a marketing line for free second looks, but I'm not going to do that on here lol.
Quoting opal10161973:
So, it would make no difference if I went to them?
Quoting bmack2107:Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
Quoting bmack2107:From what I know of, not ALL of the banks have gotten the debt indicator taken away.
Quoting bmack2107:Well, Idk if they have the rapid refund still or not. They might have it, but if they have it this year, they won't have it much longer. I work for H&R Block, which is why I know what I have told you. I would call Liberty and ask if they are still doing it. This is where I'm supposed to enter a marketing line for free second looks, but I'm not going to do that on here lol.
Quoting opal10161973:
So, it would make no difference if I went to them?
Quoting bmack2107:Not too sure. What happened with H&R block, and what is happening with a lot of places, is that the debt indicator, that the company's banks (used to) have, is getting taken away. So now the banks that loan out the money before your refund is actually processed, have no way of knowing if you have any outstanding debts that the federal government will be, or might be, taking out of your tax return.
What is your greatest accomplishment? UPDATE
- opal10161973
on Feb. 14, 2012 at 10:02 PM