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Here's the advice she gave on a "Women & Money" episode about how much to save for retirement.

Self-help gurus are often seen as the ultimate symbols of personal success, prosperity, and unshakable optimism. They sell millions of books, command packed stadiums, and share daily mantras about financial abundance and mental mastery. Yet behind the curtain of affirmations and bestsellers, some of these motivational icons have battled their…

Living on a fixed income is hard, which is why many Americans depend on Medicare to help with medical expenses. But Medicare isn't static, and it's important to stay up to date with changes, whether...

Chris didn't have it easy. After his parents divorced when he was 10, he lived full-time with his dad — a man who believed in tough love. Chris said his father "would barely help me. Not because he couldn't, but because he wanted me to understand how hard it was…

When it comes to protecting your financial legacy, Suze Orman has one clear message: the only version of your key documents that counts is the original. In a recent "Women Money" podcast episode, Orman and her partner, KT, addressed a listener's question about where to safely store important estate planning…

When a listener named Laura wrote into the "Women Money" podcast with a complicated family dilemma, Suze Orman didn't hesitate to break it down. The story involves a 72-year-old woman, recently divorced, who now works full time in a Montessori school just to get by. But the financial fallout extends…

Rolling over a $1 million 401(k) to a financial advisor might seem like a smart move — but according to personal finance expert Suze Orman, there are some serious trade-offs to consider first. 

When a listener wrote in to Suze Orman's "Women Money" podcast asking whether to keep savings or pay down debt, the answer came fast — and with a dose of financial reality. 

Personal finance expert Suze Orman says she’s confident the stock market is headed higher, despite some alarming signs in the broader economy. In her recent video, she acknowledged that things feel unstable right now, but urged her audience to stay calm and take a long-term view.

When a parent wants to support their adult children, it can be difficult to know where to draw the line — especially when housing is involved. On a recent episode of the "Women Money" podcast, personal finance expert Suze Orman responded to a listener named Keila, a divorced mom with…

If you're 55 or older, chances are you've started thinking more seriously about retirement — maybe even picturing how and when you'll finally step away from full-time work. Financial expert Suze Orman hopes that day comes on your terms. But as she recently pointed out, life doesn't always stick to…