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Lindsay Lohan 'owe $ 600K on her credit card' Monday 19th April 2010LINDSAY Lohan's problems are just getting bigger and bigger! The troubled actress allegedly owes a whopping $ 600,000 on her various credit cards.Lindsay 's last movie Labor Pains, went straight to DVD and her income these days is said to be relatively low. "Lindsay owes Credit Card $ 600,000," a source told Radar Online. "A short cut her last week and it is only a matter of time before all her other credit cards cut her too. "Lindsay, 23, earn money doing the occasional club appearance – but she gets only from $ 5,000 to $ 10,000 at most." One credit card company will discuss a payment plan for Lindsay, "added the pal." But if she does not 't have the income and can not make her payments, they are willing to sue her. "Today is Tax Day. Tomorrow it will be over. Your taxes will be finished and you can sit back and enjoy a clean slate and a fresh start.Skat time is the perfect opportunity to kick start your spring cleaning by attacking your financial to-do list. After spending hours digging through your personal filing cabinets and prepare paperwork for today's deadline, you are now close knowledge of your financial situation. Take this time to clear up these finances and get in better financial shape for the new skatteår.Jeg have submitted my taxes for 2010 and I now plan to tackle my own financial must-do-list to kick-start the new fiscal year in good shape. Let's take a look: 1). Organize your financial life. Tired of sifting through unmarked boxes filled with documents, receipts, and bills over the last tax season? You can save a lot of time and a few gray hairs next year if you begin to organize TODAY. Pick a place now where you will store all your important tax paperwork / receipts / donation forms, etc. for 2010 afgifter.2.) Created online Bill Pay! Forget to pay your phone bill because it was under a pile of papers is no excuse in 2010. Online bill reminders, make your life very easy. So to start, sign up to receive your statements via email. Get your bills sent to you will help keep you 100% on top of them: They want them all in one place, readily available to you at any time. Then set-up calendar reminders 2-3 days before your bill is due. If you do not pay your bills on time, your credit score take a big hit. It's that simple det.3.) Get on a budget. That is, a true, detailed budget! Manage your expenses by creating and sticking to a budget. I use LearnVest Budgeting Tool, to find out how much my life costs (ie all that I use) and how to cut those costs. Live below my means does not mean ramen and water, either. That means less money than I do. You can visit BillShrink to find ways to save on incidental expenses and bills, from gas to cell phones to kreditkort.4.) Give a boost to your emergency savings account. Your short-term savings account may have looked a bit worn in years, so make sure it has at least 6-9 months of your living expenses. (Again, use this budgeting tool to find out what these costs are!) I propose to automate the process: set up the direct deposit of your paycheck so that a small part of it is automatically transferred into your savings account the day your paycheck is deposited. Out of sight, out of mind, and you will be much better off the uventede.5.) Order a free credit report and check your credit score! Your credit score and your credit report are two of the most important financial paperwork, there are about you and your economic history. I check my credit score for free on Credit Karma, and create reminders to check it every three months on my google calendar. You have the power to improve your credit score, do it your goal to increase your score over 760 moves fremad.Sørg also benefit from the three free credit reports you receive per year (from Equifax, Experian and Trans Union). Your credit report should be 100% accurate, so make sure everything is correct. If something does not look right, dispute den.6.) Adjust your tax withholding. If you have received or will receive a large tax refund this year and would rather add more to your paycheck for the day-to-day expenses, you can use a tax withholding calculator. Results will only be as accurate as the information you provide, so make sure your latest salary articles and tax returns are handy and an estimate of necessary values to the best of your abilities. Visit the IRS website for information on the IRS Withholding Calculator.7). Shop around … again. It is time to reassess your cable package, cell phone plans and insurance. Shop around for new services should take place annually to ensure that you get the best service at the best price. With the economic downturn, companies offering new services to their customers. Take advantage and get your money worth for your services. Negotiate! 8th) Contribute to your 2010 Roth IRA. Time to save for the future is now. Thanks to compounding interest, the earlier you start putting money away for the future, the more you save. Every year you have until April 15 to contribute to your Roth IRA account. Plan to contribute a certain amount for 2010 years and distribute it in 12 months. By allocating a monthly contribution, you will be more inclined to pay the amount and stay on track for your annual bidrag.9.) Plan ahead! Mark March 15 as the last day for you to get cracking next year. If you wish to use an auditor for next year, does that on February 15, so you have time to find someone you trust. Mark April 15th on your calendar as TAX DAY .** PS. If you have not filed yet or can not file by the end of today is the worst thing you can do is do nothing. You have options and one is filing for an extension. You can do this by simply filling out IRS Form 4838th Note that an extension of the deadline to file is not an extension of time to pay. For more help, call 1-800-829-1040 or visit www.IRS.gov to find the nearest IRS office .**




