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The only thing that makes filing taxes not a total drag is the dreams of what you’re going to do with your tax refund. So we did some digging to find out how you can receive your refund and when you can expect it to arrive. H&R Block has four options for refunds:
H&R Block Refund Transfer means you pay nothing out of pocket the day you file your taxes. Instead, the fees are taken out of your refund, and the remainder is sent to you in any of the above three ways. This is a loan from H&R Block to you and there is a $39 Refund Transfer fee, so this is only a good option if you are strapped for cash at the time of filing.
With H&R Block's Spruce, your tax refund is automatically transferred into a Spruce mobile banking account. The no-fees, no-minimums account comes with a Mastercard debit card for you to use anywhere on anything. It generally takes about three weeks after filing for your refund to get to you, but with Spruce you can access your refund up to 6 days early. With Spruce, you can add direct deposit of your paychecks to avoid check-cashing fees, or you can load cash and checks to your H&R Block Spruce account anytime you wish, all year long.
Have your refund deposited into your checking account or savings account. It generally takes about three weeks after filing your return.
If you choose to receive your refund by check, the IRS will mail it to you directly. Timing will depend on the mail delivery, but will generally take about a week longer than the first two options.
H&R Block Refund Transfer means you pay nothing out of pocket the day you file your taxes. Instead, the fees are taken out of your refund, and the remainder is sent to you in any of the above three ways. There is a $39 Refund Transfer fee, so this is only a good option if you are strapped for cash at the time of filing.
YES! H&R Block offers programs to get your refund without waiting for the IRS to issue it. You can get part of your refund within minutes of filing with Refund Advance. With high approval rates, you can get your taxes done and cash in your pocket as soon as today. This program ended on Feb. 28, 2025. The Refund Advance is designed for people who need cash now, not in three weeks. This program offers:
How it works:
Unfortunately, the Emerald Advance is no longer available for this tax filing season. You can, however, pre-apply for an appointment for next season starting in November 2025.