A Financial Makeover for Britney Spears

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"Сделано на совесть, значит на века" - респект. А эт слова центра)))

Rengenx of AL 7:11AM February 14, 2010

I think those tips are great, and I believe Britney's dad is doing a great job with managing her money. I wish her the best in everything she does. :)

Abigail Watson of OR 12:22PM May 03, 2009

Could I please have $727,000 to live on? I'm a student and a mother and I'm barely making it.

Amy of OH 10:13PM September 21, 2008

Love how your article ignores the other court information that her expenses totalled less than $200,000 a month. If I could have $500,000 left over after I paid bills, and had fun, I probably wouldn't save either.

Plus, this money is what she earns as a monthly salary!!! Not what she is worth. Her core assets are probably sitting pretty in some Swiss bank account, if she being paid this much by her estate.

Anna of FL 5:51PM September 21, 2008

i dont think she really bother about the financial as she have her own own financial manager.its the financial advisor that suppose to do all the money planning.but then..

which financial advisor can`t get itchy fingers with that kind of money she`s making.

sacked your financial planner britney !!

find a fresh grads for your accounts..they are much cheaper!!

rocker 4:15PM September 21, 2008

People like this is what is wrong with America today. You have people like Britney spending money like it grows on trees and then you have people that are barely getting by.There is no person on this earth worth $737,000.00 a month.But it's not just her that spends money ridiculously like this, while there are sports athelete's that make millions themselves. I have never seen where anyone should be paid the money like these people recieve.While they do have a God given talent it is just unnecessary.I myself work very hard day in and day out and probably will have to for the rest of my life and really never have much more than the bare essentials, and there are people that are in worse shape than me, and then these people can go out and blow money INSANELY. The government recently sent out stimulous checks for taxpayers because they said it would give the economy a boost, so what about the athletes that do make this kind of money and keep it to themselves. If that money was spread around more to the people of the United States wouldnt that be a lot more of a cash flow, which would make it less necessary for the government to send such monies out. There should be a limit on what one individual can earn per year. Like I said earlier these people have a God given talent and they should be compensated for it, but there is no reason for them to make the millions that they do. WAKE UP AMERICA

Shannon Hughes of NC 4:12PM September 21, 2008

Perhaps the very rich should pay more income tax. After all, working people tend to subsidize the ultra rich(who also benefit from a steady workforce of nurses, doctors, air traffic controllers, police, firefighters, librarians etc etc).

MH of CA 4:11PM September 21, 2008

Perhaps the very rich should pay more income tax. After all, working people tend to subsidize the ultra rich(who also benefit from a steady workforce of nurses, doctors, air traffic controllers, police, firefighters, librarians etc etc).

MH of CA 3:59PM September 21, 2008

If it takes most of the money you make to pay your mortgage....Then you are living above your means! Scale down and take a load off!

of MI 3:42PM September 21, 2008

Dumb bunnies like britbrit don't deal with "their" money, retirement, savings, etc...always someone elses responsibility.

And it is ridiculous to think that this girl will ever jog instead of shop or use any of the other useless "tips" mentioned in this story. She is the definition or "train wreck" waiting to happen and always will be--too stupid to change and her peeps will continue to use her as long as they can:(

JLynne of TX 3:40PM September 21, 2008

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Alpha Consumer

Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for U.S. News & World Report, writes about making smarter financial decisions. She’s the author of Generation Earn: The Young Professional's Guide to Spending, Investing, and Giving Back.

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