SAN ANTONIO – For many, tax returns are the biggest financial boost people look forward to each year.
But with the current economy, many are choosing to play it safe with those returns.
Michelle Herrera said in years past she would have considered splurging on her returns, but not anymore.
“We probably would have thrown in a vacation or something fun, but given the times right now, I think everybody’s trying to go the safe route, so saving is probably the best option,” she said.
Josh Garcia said it’s tempting to spend when receiving the check, but people should hold back.
“Nowadays, you got to save your money and watch your expenses,” he said.
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