Podcast Episode – Suze School: Be Your Own Financial Crystal
In today’s podcast, Suze shares stories and examples about her trusted analytical programs, so you can learn to use the correct tools to make the best financial decisions for yourself.


In today’s podcast, Suze shares stories and examples about her trusted analytical programs, so you can learn to use the correct tools to make the best financial decisions for yourself.
In the fifteen years since my bestselling book Women & Money was first published, it has been so gratifying to watch so many women make terrific progress in building a secure financial future.
Listen to Podcast Episode:Today’s episode features two questions you have to ask yourself, about money matters of the heart; what is the best way to buy a former partner out of a home and managing the cost of caring for aging parents.
Listen to Podcast Episode:On today’s Suze School, we get an update on the markets, what’s happening with how we are saving, and the current state of the economy.
With investment portfolio values down and the price of everything up, I am not surprised that homeowners are increasingly turning to home equity loans (HELs) and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs).
Listen to Podcast Episode:This episode of Ask KT and Suze Anything is a little different. Podcast Transcript: 00:00:33 Suze: December 1, 2022. Before we begin. Before we say anything.
Listen to Podcast EpisodeToday’s episode is a Suze School packed with everything you need to know about the changes to contribution limits in Roth IRAs and how you can calculate the changes in modified adjusted gross income to be able to contribute to your Roth IRA.
Financially speaking, this year has been’….a lot.I know it hasn’t been easy for many of you. Even with the recent rebound in the stock market, your portfolio values are likely still showing a loss for the past year.
Listen to Podcast Episode:On this Thanksgiving episode of Ask Suze & KT Anything, Suze answers questions about financing a car, what happens after you pay off your mortgage, rolling over a pension, investing in an HSA and more.