PBS Pledge Drive Presents: Suze Orman's Ultimate Retirement Guide

Join the acclaimed personal financial expert for essential advice on planning for and thriving in retirement. With empathy, straight talk, and humor, Suze provides information about key steps for anyone trying to achieve their “ultimate retirement.”

Credits go to PBS Video.

Published on March 3, 2021, at 9:07 AM (Pacific Time Zone)

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God Bless that 80 yr old woman ❤️❤️ brought tears to my eyes so honorable !

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My first Advisor for free on TV , what a great show and Knowledge she pumped out Thank you !

[mykreid]

The truth is that everybody wants to be financially independent and live a better life. With savvy investing, an inexpensive lifestyle, and diligent budgeting, this is not difficult to do. I'm glad I realized early on that achieving financial freedom requires hard work.

[kiaouattara]

I'am learning, applying and doing everything I can NOW to live comfortably, Travel and to do what/when I want. When I retire. Im 46 yrs old....Ty Suze

[fsm]

Would have Loved to have been in the audience, am sure a good amount of people there Benifitted from Suze Orman !

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14:12 I had no idea! Suze is always so helpful!

[fsm]

Suze to me you are the best a sincere advisor, you teach with tough Love and truth !! a pasion for what you do! Thank you

[ericmendoza]

I wish The Suze Orman Show was still on the air.

[gbb]

Love Suze....She is not perfect, but I have learned so much from her.

[KS-clbr]

She is 70 in Sept 2021 so this took place in 2019.

[sarahmilner]

I love Suze. Im 42 ive only started a pension plan now. V late. Alzheimers runs deep in my family I always worry I wont even have a retirement to enjoy. My mom had it from about 60.. Sometimes I just want to enjoy my money now I Know Thats daft we never know the future but I do worry ill never enjoy this money im putting away now that I could be enjoying and travelling etc

[josef.rodriquez]

Come crash or not I am in this market for good. Algorithmic trading is all the wave now. without it i am not sure what my fate would have been in the market other than accumulating losses. but having bagged $430, 000 in raw profits from just the last quarter, all without executing a single trade, i belive this is the future of all kinds of investing. technology has really come a long way in making life easier for us

[Joseph-rxdo]

Retired with a 7 figure portfolio and received about $53k in dividends. I have been in the stock market for 20years. Am I worried? Am I selling?
Absolutely not. I have purchased growth too a little time over the pa at few weeks. I am going to sit back and observe how all this plays out, adding more at a time. My investment strategy actually calms me down. Eyez on the price, stay on the course!

[Mitzi]

Ed Slott recommends getting a life insurance policy to have your heirs pay for the Roth conversions.

[Red-Rooster-Group]

Cashing in your retirement account to pay off a credit card is a bad idea — you are just selling yourself out in the long run. Continue to pay off your credit card while you contribute to your retirement, even if it costs you the 16% interest rate on the credit card. You'll be glad you did and won't kick yourself later that you undermined your retirement (which meanwhile could be accruing at high returns in the stock market. You will encounter financial obstacles during your life, and raiding your retirement account is not the way to build a financially secure life. I say this from personal experience. Don't touch your retirement account until retirement.

[danklein]

If you retire at 65 and do not take SS to get 8 percent per year until the age of 70 you will pay at least 15 percent taxes on your IRA/401K withdrawals.each year. Do the math. I did and it is not worth waiting unless you want to Lose Money.

[noush]

I am retired going to purchase Florida home should I get mortgage it pay it off with my retirement IRA

[ljrockstar]

I never believed in life insurance, especially as an investment vehicle.

[misterbrackett]

it's NEVER a good idea to remove money from a wealth building fund in order to pay a Debt.... DEBT stands for Don't Even Buy That (in the first place). Pay the debt. Don't get into anymore debt. Build Wealth!! Amen!

[wonderwoman]

Im looking forward to learning everything mentioned in that book and the 8 cd set. Very excited.