Ben, who lives in Washington, says he's $30,000 underwater on a small condo he has outgrown. He tells Suze he can't sell & take the hit and wants to know what to do?
Colleen in Washington says her 27-year-old son is living the high life and she's to blame. She wants to know how to say 'no' when he asks for money?
Carly, who's 14, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $299 to buy a pair of Studio Beats by Dr. Dre headphones.
Should you be deferring your taxes now or is that a short-sighted move?
Belinda in Texas says her poor financial decisions have finally caught up to her. She wants to know how to turn it around.
Marie says her accountant told her to liquidate her 401(k) to pay off $25,000 in IRS debt. She wants to know if Suze agrees.
Rothani, who's 12, asks Suze if she can buy a used bass clarinet for $385.
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When Pat was on the show nearly 2 years ago she could not stop giving her money away, even to the detriment of her family. Now she's back to update Suze on the changes she's made.
Medina, who lives in New York, says a financial planner friend suggests she invest in an annuity for retirement. She wants to know what Suze thinks.
Ayonnah, who's 10, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $129.95 to buy a Lego Architecture Imperial Hotel.
Liz in Ohio tells Suze she has her own retirement account and home. She's getting married this summer to a man who has debt and asks if she needs a pre-nup agreement.
Suze shares her thoughts on the best way to protect your credit card transactions by comparing old mag-stripe technology to the newer tech chip cards.
Last year Nora's husband separated their money and opened his own account. What should Nora do next?
Carrie and Doug from Minneapolis are worried they will not be able to stay in their home when she retires in seven years.
Dawn, age 52, wants to know if she can afford to spend $30,000 on a 2014 Mustang convertible.
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Bill and Lisa aren't making enough money and Lisa thinks it's Bill's fault. Suze sees it differently and sets them straight.
Lisa asks Suze if she can afford to spend $1,000 to buy two tickets to a Cher concert.
Mark, who's 38, asks Suze if he can afford to spend $50,000 on a basement rec room and "man cave."
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