Suze's Starting Her 12th Year on CNBC!
The Suze Orman Show debuted as a radio show taped for television on March 9, 2002. Watch the very first show on the air to see how it all started.
Suze Classics - See How It All Started
See How It All Started
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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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A caller has $50,000-$60,000 in credit card debt and wants to know how he can avoid bankruptcy.
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In this segment, Suze talks about the problems with impound accounts: when mortgage lenders include taxes and insurance in the mortgage payment, and why you should never borrow money from your 401(k).
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Even back in 2002, Suze was focused on teaching women they have to financially protect themselves. In this segment, she answers an email from a woman who was worried about not being able to protect her 19-year-old daughter because she couldn't get life insurance.
Contact
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Email: ormanshow@cnbc.com
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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 AEDTSunday 5a | 11a | 4p | 11p AEDTMonday 5a AEDT
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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.