An updated version of my book Women & Money will be published next month. Why return to the topic? Because 11 years later there are still plenty of women who need some help connecting to the behaviors that will help them build financial security for themselves and their families.
Personal finance expert Suze Orman has been dispensing tough-love guidance for years to people seeking financial security, so AARP asked the high-energy money guru to share some of her best planning advice with you.
Saving for retirement is job 1, 2, and 3 as far as I concerned. What you manage to save today obviously plays a big role in what you have to enjoy your tomorrows.
On this unprecedented one-night event, Suze Orman will offer women who are giving so much of themselves, the opportunity to—once and for all—give themselves what they have always deserved.
When was the last time you checked that your investments still reflected your long-term investment strategy?
According to a national survey, more than half of Americans don’t use all their vacation days. I think that’s a bad career move. Vacations aren’t an indulgence, they are a necessity.
If your child or grandchild is getting paid for a summer job, it is an amazing opportunity for you to teach two of the most powerful financial lessons.
More than 8 in 10 Americans at least 65 years-old own a home – And surveys report, that not moving is the later-life American Dream. Older homeowners report that they intend to “age in place”, rather than move.
Nearly two thirds of participants in a recent survey said they think it is the job of an adult child to provide care for an aging parent.