Suze Orman is banking on the economy

I can't watch Suze because she's always denying her callers their vacations, and if there's anything I'll blow my life savings on, it's travel. She makes me feel so guilty. "What will you have to show for yourself when you're 65?!" she demands. Um, I'll always have these photos of me in front of the Eiffel Tower!

Suze Orman is the best!  She's so dead-on with her assessment of some people who ask if they can afford things!  Very smart, cute, sassy.  A great lez out there for the world to see and hear!  She's very impressive - read her biography on her Web site and you'll be amazed at where she's come from!  Cute little partner too!  LOL

I feel the same. I can't quite measure up to our Suze. But I can dream can't I?

Thanks for the heads up on Oprah. I will tape it so I can soak in Suze's latest wisdom.

 

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who cares about her audience, especially other women.  From her appearances on Oprah and her own show, Suze has stated that she's been in financial dire straits herself.  With some tough self-love she pulled herself out of that situation and now shares that learning with the rest of the world.  I think she's great, and she's right.  As women and as a country we have to empower ourselves with financial common sense and knowledge.  You do get to see the softer side of her on the public television shows that are specifically about and for women.

And she looks terrific in those power suits.

Is my catchphrase, not really but if I get the chance to say it, I will.

Most of her advice to me is common sense, but watching her show I realize how much I take my education in economics and finance for granted. A lot of peopele really don't understand the basics of financial planning, no wonder so many of these "financial gurus" are rich.

Suze's advice is practical and is not going to tell you any bs about your plans. I also like her because her advice is not just about money but how a person sees money whether they respect it or not and changes attitudes about money.

She's really cleared up a lot of this economic crisis for me, I feel like everyone needs to sit down and watch or listen to her at least once 

She's telling it like it is & giving out logical proper solutions

thumbs up for suze orman

 

I love how that second photo of Suze is freeze-framed with her teeth bared because it looks like she's about to take a bite out of me... which wouldn't exactly be a bad experience ;-)

Suze Orman sells a lot of stuff that doesn't really provide solid financial advice...so be advised that the only people who make money off of this stuff are the ones who are selling it...if you're really smart, go out and find yourself a qualified financial advisor who can look at your individual situation, and provide the best plan, using processes, not products, that will provide you with a financial safety net, and allow you to keep more of your money through legal tax avoidance. Suze talks a lot, but she never really gets to the root of the problem, and what people should do about it.

It was a fact that the economy is in its bad state but the economist said that the economy is getting better. Many are hoping that the financial crisis would pass for life seems so hard. Money talk! We can’t deny that fact. Well, from our experience, it isn't easy to get financing from banks, especially if you don't have perfect credit – and they don't want to finance anyone unless they're so rich they don't need any financing – and that's why some people look into installment loans for bad credit.  Installment loans for bad credit mean loans that come with a plan for multiple payments – and it could mean anything from a large-scale business loan or mortgage, to a short term loan to float you in between paydays.  There are online lenders out there – if you need a company that can direct deposit the funds quickly.  There are plenty of companies that offer installment loans for bad credit that you can apply for a loan through.

Suze is a revelation, she gives harsh advice and I'd be irritated but then I come to find that she is right and I follow her advice anyway. She once gave tips on how checks can be a terrific way to keep track of your expenses.

Speaking of economy economist said that the economy is improvng but there many are still in doubt about that. These days, it would be prudent to be mindful of fund security.  Banks have been folding, and so wondering about the fund security of your various accounts is something you should be doing.  Your investment plan, IRA's, and mortgage are some incredibly important things and you have to keep them safe.  The FDIC insures certain accounts up to a point – right now, it's up to $250,000 of coverage.  It's normally set to $100,000, but the limit has been raised until 2013.  Check to make sure your bank is FDIC insured, as that is the best way to ensure fund security – and if not, it might be worth personal loans to switch your accounts to a bank that is.