HRB

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H&R Block's rising estimates, assisted tax gains, stronger customer conversion and Wave's double-digit growth bolster its investment case.

H&R Block (HRB) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- H&R Block (NYSE: HRB), a global leader in tax preparation, today announced applications are open for its third annual Fund Her Future grant program, marking its most ambitious commitment yet to the long-term financial success of women-owned small businesses.

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HRB's 22% one-month rally is backed by AI-driven DIY growth, strong liquidity and rising shareholder returns.

Four dividend stocks - ENS, HRB, BMI and UCB - raised payouts as geopolitical tensions drive market volatility and uncertainty.

H&R Block has historically been a great example of a predictable, dependable business. This past year, however, shareholders really seem to have gotten a case of “the sky is falling” syndrome. Shares have lost close to 50% over the prior year and have then pretty much regained all those losses, despite the underlying business performing as it always has.

H&R Block has delivered a 70% total return in five months but is still at a reasonable 9x P/E. I maintain a more cautious 'buy' rating on HRB, given its double-digit EPS growth and undemanding forward multiple. Recent quarterly results erased AI concerns, with HRB posting revenue, EPS, and guidance beats; Q4 EPS reached $5.31.

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