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Do you have financial clutter? If you have clothes with price tags still on them, if your attic or basement is filled with boxes, that's material clutter. But there's another type of clutter many people have and that's financial clutter. What paperwork are you saving you should have thrown out years ago? Suze takes you through what to keep and how long to keep it. The show originally aired on March 9th, 2002.
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Remember the dot-com bubble? In the late '90s, the NASDAQ ran wild. By 2002, when this show taped, the internet boom had gone bust and people were still stinging from their losses. With that memory still vivid, a woman calls up asking where she can invest her "safety net" money, safely.
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As Suze kicks off her 12th year on the air, she shares 3 money rules that will turn your financial life around. A husband & wife can't agree on whether they can afford to start a family. Viewers ask if they can afford a Louis Vuitton bag and a culinary management degree. Plus some classic Suze clips from the early days of the show!
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Why taking responsibility for your financial situation and getting involved with your money is a key to financial success. A doctor looks for financial healing as she faces nearly $300,000 worth of debt. Viewers ask if they can afford a 2-star Michelin dining experience, a Fisker Karma.
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Juniper is a doctor looking for financial healing as she faces nearly $300,000 of debt.
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David, who's 57, asks Suze if he can afford to spend $110,000 on a 2013 Fisker Karma.
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Sasha's mother opened credit cards and took out $100,000 of student loans in her name. Sasha wants to know if there's any way out of this credit nightmare.
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Valerie wants to know whether she should use the cash value of an old variable life insurance to fund a Roth IRA?
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Ann (53) is married to Tom, who's younger (45), and wants to know if they'll be able to retire together down the road.
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Why taking responsibility for your financial situation and getting involved with your money is a key to financial success. A doctor looks for financial healing as she faces nearly $300,000 worth of debt. Viewers ask if they can afford a 2-star Michelin dining experience, a Fisker Karma.
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Why keeping financial secrets can be your downfall. A divorced mother of two is maxed out on her credit cards and questions whether bankruptcy is her only way out. Viewers ask if they can afford a 1967 Camaro, Justin Bieber tickets.
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Erin is maxed out on her credit cards. She wonders if she should claim bankruptcy or if there is another solution.
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Mike asks Suze if he can afford to spend $30,000 on a 1967 RS Camaro convertible.
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Justin asks if he should cash out some of his wife's mutual fund to pay off her $12,500 student loan at 3.75%.
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Douglas, who's 50 and single, is a school counselor in Alaska. He wonders if he will be able to retire at 67 and move back to the lower 48.
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Why keeping financial secrets can be your downfall. A divorced mother of two is maxed out on her credit cards and questions whether bankruptcy is her only way out. Viewers ask if they can afford a 1967 Camaro, Justin Bieber tickets.
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Adult children reach out to get help for parents who are struggling with money. A son asks Suze to help his mom, who will take his money but not his advice. Viewers ask if they can afford a flight on a P-51 Mustang, diamond earrings as a "push present."
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Adult children reach out to get help for their parents who are struggling with their money.
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Christopher is worried about his mother. He says she is a financial train wreck and asks for Suze's help in giving her a plan.
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Showtimes
United States
Saturday 5a | 9p | 12a ETSunday 4a | 5a ETAsia Pacific
Saturday 11a | 4p SIN/HKSunday 1a | 5a | 11a | 4p SIN/HKAustralia / New Zealand
Saturday 4p | 11p AESTSunday 5a | 11a | 4p | 11p AESTMonday 5a AEST
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Host of "The Suze Orman Show," Orman is two-time Emmy award-winning television host and an expert on personal finance.