Is your tax refund bigger this year? The numbers are in, and the answer is a resounding YES! 💾

Early IRS data for the 2026 filing season shows that the average American tax refund has jumped by over $200 compared to last year.

The Fast Facts:

đŸ”»Average Refund: $2,290 (Up 10.9% from 2025!) 📈

đŸ”»Direct Deposit Average: $2,388 ⚡

đŸ”»The Cause: New 2026 tax breaks, including deductions for tips, overtime, and a massive $6,000 deduction for seniors.

While fewer people have filed so far, those who did are seeing a much larger payout. If you haven’t filed yet, you might be leaving money on the table!

Pro Tip: Expect another surge in refund averages in early March as EITC and Child Tax Credit payments start hitting bank accounts. 🏩✹

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