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Millions of Americans work in the home without getting paid. Suze Orman recognizes that earned income isn’t always a reality.

Suze Orman has said that when it comes to retirement, every soon-to-be retiree must differentiate between fact and fiction in order to be prepared.

From Dave Ramsey to Suze Orman, America’s top financial minds share exclusive tips to help you save, invest and build wealth in 2025.

If you're a parent, grandparent, or even a student, changes to student loans might soon affect your financial plans. On the "Women Money" podcast, financial expert Suze Orman recently broke down how a major new federal law — the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — will reshape federal student loans…

Suze Orman encourages you to dig deeper for the root causes of your money woes.

Many people believe that if they don't have children, setting up a trust isn't necessary. But according to Suze Orman, that's a dangerous assumption — especially for married couples who think having other legal documents in place is enough.

When you're going through a divorce, untangling shared finances can feel overwhelming — especially when debt is involved. That's what one listener of Suze Orman's "Women Money" podcast recently faced when she asked for advice about $18,000 in credit card debt that she thought her husband had been paying.

Suze Orman is quick to call out a piece of advice about money that should be avoided. Let's look at six bad pieces of money advice that she has struck down.

Kiyosaki says that "Savers are losers" and instead advocated investing in alternative assets like gold, silver and bitcoin. But is he right? Experts weigh in.