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To: Debt Free who wrote (14104)	2/1/2013 12:46:51 PM
From: Steve Felix	Respond to of 34328

I'll admit to not looking at HRB since I switched from their software to Intuits TurboTax about three years ago. Imho, no comparison. Maybe by now Tax Cut can go out and retrieve info from numerous accounts, and handle everything, but I won't go back and find out. When also doing taxes for others it was real important to me. Maybe a run up for the only quarter they make money? Their div. was at .15 for years, and now stuck? at .20 for five quarters. I buy div. stocks I consider values for hopeful appreciation, but I don't see it here. Jmho.

To: Debt Free who wrote (14104)	2/1/2013 12:54:18 PM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34328

Worthless info: S+P has HRB as a 4 star buy with a target of $21. This on Jan. 25th with the stock at $22.33. lol "Despite HRB's leading tax preparer position in its market, our risk assessment reflects uncertainty following the loss of its ability to offer refund anticipation loan products. We are also concerned about internal accounting control issues, which caused HRB to restate almost three years of results in years past."