The Suze Orman Show

A young woman wants to start a family as soon as possible, but her husband has financial reservations. Viewers ask if they can afford $1,495 for a signed Green Bay Packers helmet, $5,500 for a 2-man crew racing boat.

When is it financially smart -- or not -- to leave a job to stay home with your kids? Viewers ask if they can afford a $30.000 in-ground custom pool, $240/month for piano lessons.

Credit vs. charge cards. How college kids are going for the gold but aren't getting what they think. A couple moves in with family to save money but conflict arises. Viewers ask if they can afford a Porsche Cayenne, a Fossil Watch.

The correct way to share money with a spouse or partner. A woman is so generous with others that it's financially detrimental to her family. Viewers ask if they can afford a $35,000 Lexus SUV, $250 in American Girl accessories.

How trusting people can lead to big financial problems. A couple needs help breaking free from a ¿debt solutions¿ company. Viewers ask if they can afford a $925 aisle runner made of pedals, a $50,000 world cruise.

How your credit score affects you in more ways than just interest rates. A woman finally lands a job but is told she has to clean up her debt to keep it. Viewers ask if they can afford $500 Keratin hair treatments, a $10,000 wedding loan

Suze lays out what's ahead for real estate, investing, gold & your money. A private chef struggles to turn her finances around so she'll be able to retire. Viewers ask if they can afford a $180 skateboard that lights up, a $19,000 engagement ring.

How to focus your finances in the new year. A couple struggles to stay afloat and be financially honest. Viewers ask if they can afford $5K for dance lessons, $600 to take their mother to NYC for her birthday.

A New Year's eve bonanza of new calls along with a new Can I Afford It segment. Viewers ask if they can afford to take a Vegas Stratosphere sky jump, go to a fitness ranch.

Suze gives the gift of financial success in an all new Christmas Eve episode. Viewers ask if they can afford to go to professional wrestling school, a skateboard.