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…
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.
As we settle into the new year, I want to make sure that those of you with credit card debt are not falling into a hurtful cycle of shame and blame.
On this Suze School, we get a review on the basics of Roth retirement accounts and Suze goes over the new 2026 contribution limits. Then, Suze explains how a new rule around employer sponsored Roths can help you build up a massive tax free retirement account!
I am sending big, heartfelt wishes that the coming year brings you health and (more) happiness. And the time to spend with those you love. That is what matters most.
For this special Christmas Day episode, Suze and KT reveal a major change in their lives and pass along some great advice about getting older.
As we welcome Christmas and move through the heart of the holiday season, I am sending you the biggest wishes for happiness and health.
I spend a lot of time helping you make the right savings and spending decisions to build financial security. And I plan on doing more of that in 2026.
On this edition of Ask KT & Suze Anything, Suze answers your questions about spouses who won’t communicate about money, title theft, inherited IRAs and so much more!