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Money anxiety is at the heart of all the calls: a woman whose husband won't deal with money, a daughter stressed over her father's finances, and a son worried he pushed his parents into bankruptcy.
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Karen (who's 51 and lives in New York) and her husband married and had kids later in life. They want to know if they will be able to save for college and still retire in 16 years.
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Megan moved home so she could pay off her student loan debt. She wants to know if she should devote all of her money to the loans or save some.
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Beth, who's 44 and lives in Cleveland, says she and her husband have spent a lot of money on their kids but know they should have more in savings and retirement. She wants to know what they are doing wrong.
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Sara says she wants to break free of her parents' support, but finds it hard when she has $200,000 of debt, much of which is from student loans her parents cosigned and are helping pay. In part 2, Suze gets tough with cuts and a Suze smackdown to wake Sara up.
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Sara says she wants to break free of her parents' support, but finds it hard when she has $200,000 of debt, much of which is from student loans her parents cosigned and are helping pay.
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Richard, who's 55, asks Suze if he can afford to spend $5,300 on a Green Bay Packers season ticket upgrade.
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Jessica, who's 31, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $2,700 to buy a Pilates Reformer.
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Kerry is 39 and her husband is 55. They have 2 young kids and want to know whether they'll be able to retire together in 15 years?
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Marty's son is about to marry a financial disaster and she wants to know what he should do to protect himself.
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Dave and his wife wanted a big family but didn't financially plan for it. Now they want a plan to tackle their debt but will have to make some serious cuts to accomplish their goal.
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Deb asks Suze if she can afford to spend $12,200 on a family vacation to Mexico.
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Stacy (38) is underwater in her home and wants to know what to do because her neighborhood has changed & she doesn't feel safe.
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Shannon and her husband are 39 & 40, with 2 young kids. They work hard and save, and want to know if they are on track to retire at 60 & 65.
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Amanda asks Suze if she can afford to spend $2,099 on a cedar wood outdoor playset.
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Brandi was $3,000/month in deficit when she was on the show in December. The mother of 10 returns to give Suze an update on the changes her family has made.
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Helen wants to know the right time to put her financial cards on the table with her boyfriend.
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David & Sheba cannot agree on whether they have enough money to start a family.
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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, a culinary management degree. Plus some Suze classic clips from the early days of the show.
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Christina is 53, single and a doctor. She's paid off $118,000 in student loans and wants to know if she is on track to retire at 66.
About The Suze Orman Show
Contact The Suze Orman Show
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Email: ormanshow@cnbc.com
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United States
Saturday 5a | 9p | 12a ETSunday 4a | 5a ETAsia Pacific
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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.