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podcast, retirement · December 17, 2025

Podcast Episode – What Happens When Trust Is Lost

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!

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Credit & Debt, debt, podcast, saving · December 6, 2025

Podcast Episode – Friendship Isn’t A Financial Plan

This Suze School episode is packed with three very important lessons, starting with why one of the biggest mistakes you can make is basing financial decisions on friendship.

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· July 9, 2025

How to Lend Money Responsibly

When a relative or close friend asks for financial help, your heart will always be screaming “yes.” And according to a recent Pew Research survey, plenty of us are put in that position.

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retirement · January 22, 2025

Building Community Around Women and Money

If you are reading this I know you are someone who is motivated to make smart decisions that will build financial security.

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· December 25, 2024

I hope your holiday season is full of love, fun, and deliciousness. And that you didn’t exhaust yourself, physically and financially, with gift-giving. As we head into a new year, where hope and resolutions are front and center, I want…

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· October 26, 2024

Podcast Episode – Suze School: There Is No Greater Teacher In Life, Than Money

KT joins Suze for this edition of Suze School, for a conversation inspired by an email from a listener who was feeling guilty about her wealth.

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investing · September 7, 2024

Podcast Episode – Suze School: The Keys to a Successful Relationship (Financially Speaking)

This Suze School came out the day of Suze and KT’s 14th Wedding Anniversary, so KT joined Suze to share their keys to making a successful relationship, not only with each other but with their money as well.

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· May 15, 2024

A Big Risk for Many Married Couples

The calendar tells me it is 2024, but I sometimes wonder if in some ways we’re stuck in 1964. A new survey of married (hetero) couples shows they are still stuck in outdated, and dangerous financial habits.

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· February 21, 2024

How to Help Your Kids Without Hurting Yourself Financially

According to a new survey from the Pew Research Center, many young adults are still reliant on a parent for financial help. Just 45% of young adults between the ages of 18-34 say they are completely financially independent.

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