I have listened to Suze for many years since she was on CNBC. All found her info to be very informative. Thank you Suze and KT.

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I’m in my 60s and started listening to Suze’s advice since I was in my 30s. It’s served me well and it has been profitable.

Empowering. Inspires me to learn and be in control of my savings and investments. Suze and KT are the best and they truly care!

So Grateful for women like Suze and KT in this world- empowering other women and changing lives

I love your help my dear Suze you are the best 🙏🤩❤️😍

Hello, I wanted to share that I closed on my house on November 21, 2024, at 2:30 PM. I am incredibly grateful to Ms. Orman for her financial guidance, which helped me save more than enough for my home. In fact, I ended up with an extra $9,500, which I intend to set aside for emergency mortgage payments. Thank you once again!

Wonderful! I enjoy this podcast and have learned a ton. Practical and clear advice.

I used to idolized her every word and everything Suze. Until she decided to come out two days before the election and talk about how much women love their children and how wonderful that is then go on to advocate for Harris who’s seemingly most import issue is the ability to kill your unborn child. What? I was so very disappointed she stepped into politics instead of sticking to what she does best and that’s financial advice. I am glad that I found Keith Fitz-Gerald through her recommendation, though and she does do a good job educating people. Keith does not mix politics with his financial education. And he is next level regarding investing.

Because of an election? The world stops?

I’ve read 6 of her 20 books and used to watch her show on CNBC sometimes. Her advice changed my life! I was a little clueless about financial matters until a friend of mine read her book and handed it to me. I read the whole book and was hooked. I just started listening to podcasts on my daily walks last month and stumbled upon hers. I love it! I think KT on the show really makes the show relatable.Since money and finances are a big part of relationships, having her perspective on matters changes the dynamic. Also, it helps stress how important it is to do it together and one partner should not be shouldering the whole thing. Planning and figuring out these things together helps you get in lock step together. I also like KT’s energy

Confusing Susie should have repeated step by step at the end of the show

Suze shares knowledge that has influenced my decisions and made me much more financially secure. She shares information that I would not have even known to ask about.

Suze is the financial expert who can be a bit rough around the edges while KT brings the warmth and love into the equation to balance things out. Ying and yang. I realize the podcast is geared towards the older population but would enjoy future content that focuses on the newer generations - perhaps on future “Suze Sunday Schools”. I realize Alliant Credit Union is a sponsor and a great bank but would like to see less emphasis on them. Their interest rates pales in comparison to other financially secure great banks such as Discover, Ally, Marcus (Goldman Sachs).

I appreciate all the free advice with money. I’ve been a big Suze fan for many years. Thank you and please keep at it. Much love to you both

Thank you for the heartfelt story about your friendship with Judy. It was so well told and touched my heart. Sorry for your loss🌹

I have been listening to Suze over the years and have taken her advice and it has helped me immensely. Thank you for all you do!

Great financial/life advice and knowledge for EVERYONE regardless of age, situation, or whatever financial resources you have or don’t. This podcast deserves about 20,000 FIVE STARS and should be required to learn about YOUR money through out your life.

I’m a 43 year old, Ivy Leaguer with 3 graduate degrees who know — nay, knew next to nothing about finances. My parents set up a Roth IRA for me. The moment I started working in high school, the money would go to meeting my annual Roth IRA contribution. That’s where my knowledge hits a wall. In my younger days, I enjoyed watching Suze. On weekends, I could always count on Joel Osteen or Suze Orman to be on the tube. I paid attention to Suze for being a smart, strong, successful, beautiful person who I found to be terribly funny. If only I hadn’t trained my brain to blackout when finances are discussed and learned something! When, at 42 years old, I realized I had me, myself, and I to take care of my financial future, I knew to whom I would turn. I searched Suze in podcasts and went to town in my favorite role: student. Since listening to Suze in a meaningful way, I’ve made/saved over $100,000 implementing what I learn on “Ask Suze Anything”. From ending a relationship with a financial advisor who charged a fee for investing in the S&P 500, tax harvesting, buying stocks that pay dividends, putting money in a high yield CD, treasuries, etc. Once you get inside Suze’s approach and believe in it, you will be unstoppable. One always has more to learn but, thanks to Suze, I felt confident enough in my understanding to step away from the podcast a bit. I never did though as I enjoy Suze and KT’s sweetheart banter. Suze stands as proof that the strongest of women are the softest where it matters most. Now I’m back in my childhood mode of listening to Suze for all the wrong reasons. Everything comes full circle. Thank you, Suze, KT and the team behind this wonderful podcast.

This Sunday Suze really schooled us inna way that us foundational and fundamental about what to do when the market is going down , CD's and Treasuries. Everyone needs to hear this!

I love this podcast and have learned soooo much!! Thank you Suze for Empowering women and anyone else smart enough to listen!!!

Thank you both, Suze and KT, for sharing your sound financial, professional and personal advice on the Women and Money podcasts and CNBC/public television through the years. I started watching the Suze Orman Show back in 2003 and learned so much. Sharing your personal stories, being real with your audience and guests, and making us laugh at the same time, has been a true investment of my time well spent! Thank you for teaching us about the importance and relationship between personal worth and net worth. Michele Age 61

I’ve been listening to Suze for years. My kids and I use to watch her on TV. I’m proud to say that my kids are financially independent and my husband and I were able to retire early. I would like to thank Suze for all the wonderful advice over the years.

Had to tune out. I’m really not interested in hearing from the “co-host” as she gets schooled on finances. I wish Suze would go back to her basics as a one woman show- we never needed to ask KT anything. I find her presence distracting.

Suze has solid advice. I shy away when she try’s to predict the future of certain stocks or the market in general. But the other stuff is good.

This is one of the best podcasts out there. Suze gives fantastic advice and often updates information on the Women & Money app throughout the week. KT is a wonderful co-host and is a pleasure to listen to. It is evident how much they both care about their listeners and the people writing in. I have made huge strides in getting my financial house in order thanks to the advice of these two remarkable women!

“I wish KT was here today for this quizzy… she so would have gotten this wrong.” What’s wrong with you, Suze? The nastiness on top of all this 1980s, Wall St., stock jock, single stock picking advice is just dangerous. I’m out.

I really want this information but MAN. Suze is really condescending and it feels like she’s talking down to the audience. I’m going to keep looking for good financial podcast for a 50 year old woman, empty nester. This is not the one for me.

I can’t wait every Thursday and Sunday to listen. The advice is life changing, and the two ladies are so fun to listen to. Thank you thank you thank you for keeping us all going and setting us up for success

Wish you were daily ha

Hello, I don’t have a review yet. I saw some episodes via tv growing up with my dad. I respect your opinion and hope to change the trajectory of my future. I recently separated from my husband. I have 6 kids ages 2-17. I have no savings and will currently live off child support until I can get a job. I will be moving back to my family, in the next 9 months, who has helped me secure a place to live. Will it ever be possible to continue saving for my children? They currently have regular savings accounts with a little bit going in each month. Is there a way to save and pay back family? What should my next steps be? I’m not even sure about all I should be asking or looking in to. Thank you

This is by far my favorite financial podcast. The host provides practical and actionable advice and explains concepts clearly. Each podcast is full of information and sometimes I listen twice to understand it fully. I use the search feature to listen to topics that are particularly applicable to my circumstances. I’ve implemented Suze’s advice to my benefit on many occasions. Thank you for this important content.

I have learned from Suze and her podcast, but the response to a question regarding our society's transition away from fossil fuels left me disheartened and no longer subscribed. We are in a position in our world where we cannot afford to invest in technologies and products that take the collective 'us' over a cliff. I heard a response that seemed to consider only the 'what's my short term return'. What are we doing to create a more livable world with our investments? I don't care to be a King Midas.

Motivation, education, encouragement, and no nonsense answers. We would all be so much smarter, stronger, richer and happier if we followed her recommendations from early adulthood. However, even if you are 50, you can still use her knowledge and change your life!!

I find a lot of the information valuable. The Alliant Credit Union stuff is a bit much. I will never buy anymore stock she recommends though and wish she would follow through with suggestions on what to do when it tanks. Like ARKK. The biggest mistakes I’ve made in the stock market are taking her advice on ARKK and The Motley Fool’s advice on BAND. The only two picks I didn’t make for myself. Lesson learned. She does seem genuine in her effort to help women.

2008 my mother had 6-figure amounts under FDIC limit, thanks Susie. Bank failed FDIC swaps all $$$ to new bank in what seemed an instant. ZERO $’s lost Thanks Sheila! This interview was fantastic for those in 2008 and even better today. These types of shows are why I check out EVERY Suzie show

I have been a fan of Suze for decades and have learned so much over the years! Appreciate all you do for your audience. Lately, been having a hard time listening due to all of the advertising for Alliant Credit Union. I understand they are the sponsor but it seems to be consuming a great deal of the actual show time on repetitive messaging.

I thank God that I find Suze Orman podcast I had learned so much about how to manage my life my finances now I know how to direct my life prepare for my retirement, im still learning and it’s amazing thank you Suze and KT , for doing this podcast also for having your website full of helpful information

It’s very motivating!

Yes!!!! I luv that song!!! It definitely helped get me through a hard time. I blast it in the car and sing loud !!

Listen from the beginning with the understanding that things have changed a bit from the first episode.

Opened my account. I cannot wait to save and I cannot wait to win. Thank you for all of your wonderful helpful tips. Amy

Thankful for the time you and KT spend empowering us. Been a looong time student of SUZE and every time there’s something new. Loved the “can I afford” segment and now I participate on the quizzies. My husband has become a great learner and listens to your podcasts, takes notes and says all the time “but SUZE says” and is interested in our investments. Thank you SUZE. God bless you and KT for being a very caring team.

I’m glad I found this podcast I am 29 years old and I’m just now starting to start on my financial literacy journey. I have been searching high and low for something just like this for months and months. It’s so simplified, spiritual and pleasant. And I love tuning in to this show to hear their exchanges as well it just warms my heart. I look so forward to this podcast getting educated while listening is actually the bonus haha ! KT and SUZE never change and thank you for your time I am so grateful !

Thank you Suze! Thanks to your insights and advice during this challenging market downturn I have learned how to make shifts with my money that help me feel not just secure but empowered. So grateful for all of the information you are sharing with your listeners!

Suze’s advice is good but when her and KT are on the show together, it’s annoying to listen to because they talk like babies to each other.

Been a longtime fan of Suze and have learned and grown so much from listening to her over the years. In the last couple of years, however, I do feel she’s missing the mark in a few areas. I know that Alliant is a sponsor and she probably has contractual obligations to promoting them, but enough already! I listen to many podcasts and all of them have sponsors that they promote but Suze

Amazing podcast! Very informative, Suze has answers to many common financial questions that we might have.

I love her advice. I have been following her since her CNBC days. She’s so informative. However, I am beginning to notice that a bunch of the questions can be answered by a Google search. The show is short so the time can be better spent answering more complicated lister questions.

I watched her on Saturday nights for years. Was excited to find her podcast about a year ago. But the more I listen the more I become disillusioned with her. She’s constantly annoyed with listener questions. But what finally annoyed me enough to unsubscribe was her telling people they were wrong to include bonds in their portfolio while she was gah-gah for Crypto currency. She refuses to fess up and admit it’s not all she sold it as. At least I’m feeling pretty proud of myself for being skeptical all along.