If you bought something overseas last year, your bank account might be about to get a surprise—shippers like FedEx and UPS are returning tariff refunds they collected from the government, money that originally came out of your pocket. The Supreme Court’s ruling invalidated those tariffs, triggering the payouts: FedEx is sending back $800 million, automatically, via tracking number; UPS is on track for $500 million, with delays expected as they await Treasury funds. Big retailers like Amazon and Costco didn’t charge you directly, so refunds are less likely—but Amazon may lower prices or refund specific cases, while Costco’s plan is still unclear. Lawsuits are popping up as shoppers fight to reclaim overpaid amounts, though proving the link is tough. Check your shipper’s site if you made an international purchase—it’s slow, but some of your money is finally coming back.
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