Financial Expert REVEALS Top Tips for Protecting Your Money During Uncertain Times | Suze Orman

After a crooked financial adviser gambled away all of her savings, Suze Orman was left with nothing but $50,000 in debt and a broken dream. In a surprising twist of fate, Suze has now become one of America's most trusted financial advisors and a champion for everyday investors. In today's episode, Suze challenges listeners to take control of their personal finances before the impending economic instability puts America at risk!

Suze Orman was the contributing editor to “O” The Oprah Magazine for 16 years, the Costco Connection Magazine for over 18 years, and the host of the award-winning Suze Orman Show, which aired every Saturday night on CNBC for 13 years. Over her television career, Suze has accomplished that which no other television personality ever has before. She is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, writer/producer, and one of the top motivational speakers in the world today. Suze is undeniably America’s most recognized expert on personal finance.

In this episode, Hala and Suze will discuss:

00:00 - Intro
02:00 - Suze’s childhood struggles and her speech impediment
09:58 - How Suze was tricked by a seedy investor when starting her business
17:17 - Why Suze turned her life around at the age of 30
26:28 - Overcoming a limited mindset
34:57 - Is a recession on the horizon?
39:59 - Finding financial independence
41:07 - Why fear, shame, and anger are the 3 main obstacles to wealth
44:01- The biggest mistake you will make is waiting until you're older to fund your retirement
44:14 - The vitality of investing in a Roth IRA
49:02 - Starting an 8-month to 1-year emergency savings account
51:27 - Why we shouldn’t just “spend what we earn”
55:40 - Investing in Series I Bonds
59:57 - Suze’s opinion on student loan debt relief
01:02:33 - Suze’s secret to profiting in life

Suze Orman has been called “a force in the world of personal finance” and a “one-woman financial advice powerhouse” by USA Today. She is the #1 New York Times bestselling author, magazine and online columnist, writer/producer, and one of the top motivational speakers in the world today.

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[patspitzfaden]

The host is very polite and listens well

[fsm]

Suze Rocks the first for many, thought me so much all I had to do is get popcorn and listen

[punjabiparry]

Hi Hala !! Just got to know about you after reading Marshall Goldsmith's comment on your linkedin post ! Glad to discover you !

[axxel]

Another great interview. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thank you hala!

[sonbrawler]

Thank you Hala and Suze for generously sharing your knowledge and experience 🌹🌹

[KazzyCreates]

This is fantastic, Hala! My first time watching your show. LOVE this ❤️
~ Amanda Kazzy Cryer

[alissalin]

10 years ago, my friend told me to listen to Suze Orman but I did not listen to her and now I have to work very hard 😢

[leupso]

I need more of these topics, very informative. Keep it up!

[manwbttcks]

The I bonds are a joke because of the 10K a year limit, I did one year of 10K but because of the low limit it's a joke from being too small so I took it out and put it in a normal high yield savings account at 5.3% with the rest of my cash.

[Junior-uikn]

Suze Orman will go down as the top financial adviser personality

[edwinomwamba]

First time here n i hope am gonna learn alot, kenyans in the house hit 👍

[Btcc.traderprofissional]

olha que bom ver vc aqui parabéns amiga, Sucesso grande Abraço!

[sanjaemullings]

We need Robert from rich dad poor dad to do an interview with her

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[hotigrl]

I don't understand how she sued Merrill Lynch, but still worked for them.

[Queenly]

Omg t😮ell me something i havent heard before.

[islandhopper]

are eyeliner, mascara, blush, base powder, lipstick, lip liners, hair dyes, highlights, false nails, nail polish, etc needs or wants? Pay me that money plus a pay me for the wasted time to put it on. You could take that money you just paid me and invest in a S&P500 etf from age 16 to 65 and retire a millionaire. Last I checked, being of service to others does not require cosmetics. This just one example of the way people have been brainwashed in our capitalist society to spend money on wants that appear as needs. Toothpaste would be another example. You may find a new freedom if you have the audacity to unclutter your life.

[neeterzireland]

Interesting that after Suze told the interviewer that she had been ripped off for $50, 000 (!!!), that the interviewer's response was an empathy-vacant "hm".

[abbyroad]

My gut tells me to pay off my student loans. Thay are my debt.

[jadadonato]

When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work