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What you can do to resist the urge to overspend these last days of the holiday season. The discovery of a rock-bottom credit score motivates a mother to clean up her financial life & lies. Viewers ask if they can afford an engagement ring, an apartment in Rome.

Are you making this common mistake after buying dividend-paying stocks? A mother of 10 asks for help curbing the amount her family spends eating out -- but discovers a much bigger financial problem. Viewers ask if they can afford an ATV, a nanny.

How to be generous this holiday season without spending a penny. A man living a financial lie finally tells the truth to his family & friends. Viewers ask if they can afford to travel around the world for a year, a vintage Chevrolet Chevelle.

You've worked hard to save all year, so why does it get so hard to say "no" around the holidays? A woman realizes the huge mistake her family made when their home went into foreclosure. Viewers ask if they can afford a Ferrari for a day, an artificial lawn.

Why it's such a big money mistake if you borrow money from your 401(k). A young pharmacist needs a prescription for an extreme amount of student loan debt. Viewers ask if they can afford a backyard weather station, spring break in Cozumel.

More help is available for underwater homeowners who want to refinance. A young widow needs a new financial plan for her future. Viewers ask if they can afford nose jewelry, a Dallas Cowboys weekend.

A Suze spooktacular for Halloween. Tackling the debt, family financial problems & real estate issues that keep you up at night worrying. Viewers ask if they can afford a circus trailer & truck, Phillies Phantasy Camp.

What to do when you get a cold call from a financial advisor. A young doctor looks for advice on finding a financially compatible date but finds it goes deeper than who pays the check. Viewers ask if they can afford chrome rims, an exclusive aviator watch.

A woman in debt comes in asking for a Suze Smack down, but gets a shocking discovery in her credit report. Viewers ask if they can afford a Lotus Evora, a community theater.

What happens when you put off repaying student loans? A couple conflict over a wife wanting to quit her corporate job to start her own business. Viewers ask if they can afford a babymoon in Ireland, a Ferrari.

The key to irrational spending. A woman confronts grief, guilt and regret after spending $500,000 of life insurance left by her son. Viewers ask if they can afford a 50th birthday party, a home renovation.

Money mistakes people still make, but shouldn't. A young widow struggles to deal with how to handle the insurance money her murdered husband left her. Viewers ask if they can afford a porch or a Porsche, a birthday in Vegas.

Do power and control belong to the one who makes more money in a relationship? Newlyweds already fighting over money try to find middle ground. Viewers ask if they can afford a Justin Bieber concert & meet-and-greet, a family RV trip.

The financial mistakes that are made when we are in need of cash and move too fast. A wife wants help stopping her husband¿s impulsive spending but gets a bigger financial wake-up call. Viewers ask if they can afford diamond earrings, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy.

A new Best Calls You've Never Heard show including advice on how to curb your shopping; money & divorce; student loans & bankruptcy. Viewers ask if they can afford a cello, a pet chinchilla.

Have we finally hit bottom in the real estate market? A 2nd wife struggles with resentment over not saving money for herself. Viewers ask if they can afford a Balenciaga handbag, a trip to Naples, Italy.

Suze reveals a pet peeve of hers she's been afraid to talk about. A wife wants her happy-go-lucky husband to pay more attention to their finances. Viewers ask if they can afford a culinary tour of Italy, a life size child's playhouse.

A closer look at hospice programs and how they can help families in time of need. Viewers ask if they can afford $1,495 for a signed Green Bay Packers helmet, $5,500 for a 2-man crew racing boat.

Student loans used to be smart debt, but now it's the most dangerous debt to have. A college dropout faces extreme student loan debt he's afraid he'll never be able to pay off. Viewers ask if they can afford to give spending money to a spouse and a trip to New Zealand to bungee jump.