Listen to Podcast Episode: For Mother’s Day 2022, Suze and KT share an emotional email from Ayanna, a domestic abuse survivor. You can hear Ayanna’s original episode here: https://bit.ly/3LWgRQ8 Podcast Transcript: 00:00:34 Suze: May 8, 2022, I have a surprise for all of you.
The past 18 months have certainly been a challenge in so many ways. While the exact stress points in our lives is personal, I think there is a universal prescription that can help deal with anxiety and depression.
I know that for many of you approaching your 60s, part of your retirement plan is to not retire too early. That’s smart. But it’s just a plan. And some plans change midstream.
Mothers with young children have had it especially hard during the pandemic. It is depressing, but not exactly surprising, that women whether married or not have taken on the bulk of stay-at-home and remote-learning responsibilities.
Those of you who tune into the Women & Money Podcast know, I now recommend aiming to have an emergency savings fund that can cover up to 12 months of living costs.
Along with the burst in online shopping during the pandemic, we have has also seen a surge in retailers offering a new payment deal known as Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL).
It’s College Acceptance Season If you thought helping your kid navigate the college application process was a heavy lift, I have news for you. Your most important work comes now, after the acceptance letters arrive.
For years I have been a big believer in the value of long-term care insurance. Many of you will live into your 90s. At some point it is reasonable to think you may need help.
Listen to Podcast Episode: In this special holiday podcast, Suze is once again joined by her spouse, KT. Listen to how they really make the season special, and how you can do the same, without going into debt.