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Money mistakes when you don't like dealing with money. A woman is finally ready to face her compulsive shopping so and create a future for her daughter. Viewers ask if they can afford a Mercedes SLK 350, a pair of $11,000 diamond earrings.
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Beth in North Carolina wants to go part-time to be with her kids. Her husband doesn't think they can afford to. She asks Suze if there's a way to compromise?
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Sara can't stop shopping. Instead of her paycheck going to her bank account, it's going directly into her and her daughter's closet. She is looking for help, so she can start saving and stop spending.
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Sally, who's 47, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $54,400 on a Mercedes SLK 350.
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Becky, who's 37, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $11,254 on a pair of diamond earrings.
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Andrea, who's 38 and lives in Pennsylvania, asks Suze if she can use a HELOC as her emergency fund.
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Susan is 58 and has "bag-lady fear." She wants to know whether she'll be able to retire after she's 67.
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A young widow struggles with making ends meet after her husband died and left her and 2 kids without a will or life insurance. Viewers ask if they can afford a stressless chair, a road bike and gear.
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Here are the money mistakes you can make when you don't like dealing with your money. A woman confronts her compulsive shopping so she can create a future for her daughter. Viewers ask if they can afford a Mercedes SLK 350, a trip to the Galapagos Islands for a 50th birthday.
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What to watch out for when financial advisors and websites pull you in with the word "free." A newly-married woman is obsessed over paying down her student loan debt -- to the detriment of her marriage. Viewers ask if they can afford a Harley paint job, raffle tickets to win a dream home.
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What to watch out for when financial advisors and websites pull you in with the word "free."
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Lisa's concerned because her grandfather is giving all his money to his caregiver and asks Suze what she should do.
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Meghan and Peter are newlyweds. She has a large student loan that is causing her to lose sleep at night. She's taken on a second job. However, her husband wants to spend more time with her. They've come to Suze to help find a solution to their debt troubles.
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Paul asks Suze if he can afford to spend $1,750 on a customized paint job for his Harley-Davidson.
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Gerald, who's 42, asks Suze if he and his wife are on track to retire in 20 years and live a low-key lifestyle.
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Carolina, who's 27 and lives in Texas, asks Suze which is better for her, contributing to her 401(k) or to a Roth IRA.
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Lisa, who's 51 and single, says her commute to work is exhausting and wants to know if she's on track to retire at 60 when her pension kicks in.
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Suze celebrates her upcoming birthday by sharing a strategy to get the most out of Social Security. A follow up on a couple who struggled to balance sharing money & debt. Viewers ask if they can afford a man cave makeover, doggy dental cleaning.
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