Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen) Do You Have Faith In Who You Are?
Oct 5, 2025
This episode tackles essential financial questions from listeners. Suze shares insights on balancing spending with financial security, especially after major life changes. She clarifies how to evaluate 401(k) advisors and explains the intricacies of leaving property to heirs. The conversation also covers IRA rules, stock order types, and the benefits of critical illness insurance. For those starting saving later in life, Suze emphasizes the importance of addressing debts first and making gradual contributions. Tune in for empowering financial guidance!
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Money's Primary Goal Is Security
- The primary goal of money is security, and an emergency savings account is essential for that security.
- Suze emphasizes using an accessible savings vehicle like Alliant's Ultimate Opportunity Savings to build that foundation.
Rebuilding Life After A Long Marriage
- Susan describes reinventing her life after a 30-year marriage ended and doubling her income with a geriatric care business.
- She credits the podcast for building her financial self-esteem and helping her keep her home.
Trust Your Financial Judgement
- Stop letting your parents' outcomes dictate your financial choices and trust your own judgment.
- If you know a purchase is right, spend; if you know it's wrong, don't spend, and stand in your truth.
