Most American households have a furry friend or two (or more) in the family. Around two-thirds of households report having a pet. I have no problem with that; I appreciate what joy and connection pets can provide. What I do have a problem with is that nearly 40% of pet owners recently surveyed by LendingTree…
On this episode of Ask KT & Suze Anything, Suze answers your questions about Roth conversions, where the best place to own gold might be and leaving property to children. Plus, Social Security benefits after an annulment and more. Listen to Podcast Episode: Podcast Transcript: Suze: January 29th, 2026. Welcome everybody to the Women…
On this Suze School, Suze explains the difference between a V-shaped, U-shaped and K-shaped recovery. She teaches us what to do if we’re on either of the K arms and what steps we can take to either stabilize or improve our financial situations. Listen to Podcast Episode: Podcast Transcript: Suze: January 25th, 2026. Welcome…
On this episode of Ask KT & Suze Anything, Suze answers your questions about giving to charity, pensions and back door Roths. Plus three rules to make better financial decisions and so much more. Listen to Podcast Episode: Podcast Transcript: KT: Hello, Suze, and good morning everyone and welcome to the Women in Money…
You may have a welcome surprise when you file your federal tax return for the 2025 tax year: a refund, even if you don’t typically get one, or a bigger refund if you tend to overpay your taxes and get some money back after filing. Last summer, Congress passed new legislation that changed the…
On this Suze School, we’ll learn how fear sometimes drives many of our financial decisions, especially for those in or near retirement. Suze explains several steps we can take to overcome that fear and make better choices with our money. Listen to Podcast Episode: Podcast Transcript: Suze: January 18, 2026. Welcome everybody to the…
On this episode of Ask KT & Suze Anything, Suze answers your questions about being an executor, collecting ex-spouses social security, accessing your Roth 401k, while living abroad and so much more. This episode has been updated and corrected since it’s original publication. Listen to Podcast Episode: Podcast Transcript: KT: Good morning, Suze. Suze:…
Older adults have become a favorite target for financial scammers. The Federal Trade Commission recently reported that adults at least 60 years old reported losing $2.4 billion to scammers in 2024. And that’s just people who knew—and took the time— to report a financial scam. The agency estimates that total losses could be more than $80 billion.
On Suze School, we get Suze’s take on what may happen in the markets this year, how healthy they are, as well as a deep dive on why financial decisions aren’t based on how old you are, but on your individual economic situation. Plus, tips on how you can stay confident even in uncertain times.…