Why you shouldn’t give in to the sale signs in the windows this season. And a sneak peak of Suze’s visit to The Biggest Loser!

Rebecca asks Suze if she can afford an $1,100 Juvederm skin treatment.

The five warning signs your financial advisor does not have your best interests at heart.

Patty, 63, lost more than half of her retirement last year. After spending all her savings, she was forced to go into 40,000 dollars in credit card debt. With interest rates rising, should she dip into her standard IRA in order to pay off her credit card debt?

The five warning signs a financial advisor does not have your best interests at heart, with CNBC's Suze Orman.

Robert asks Suze if he can afford to pay $10,000 for an African safari.

Suze discusses where you can go when you're strapped for cash.

When you’re strapped for cash, where can you go? Suze gives the order of where to look first to keep your head above water.

Esther asks Suze if she can afford to pay $4,000 to go to elf school.

Cheryl, 55, is haunted by 60,000 dollars in credit card debt, thanks to her bad spending habits. With her interest rates rising and her FICO score dropping, she asks Suze what she should do.

Scary spending, ghosts of debt past, and creepy credit cards! A Halloween night edition with a special masked mystery guest.

Julie asks CNBC's Suze Orman if she can afford to take a $4,000 trip to Austria and Paris.

Jean asks CNBC's Suze Orman how she can stop supporting her children who are married and have children of their own.

How women need to and can become more powerful with their money, with CNBC's Suze Orman.

How women can-and need to-become more powerful with their money, with CNBC's Suze Orman.

Valerie asks if she can afford to spend $35,000 on eco-friendly landscaping, with CBNC's Suze Orman.

On top of increased rates, Katherine's credit card company now charges $60 for customers who spend less than $2,400 a year. She asks CNBC's Suze Orman if she should opt out of her credit card account.

Credit card customers say they aren’t going to take it anymore, with CNBC's Suze Orman.

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