How To Save For Retirement: Suze Orman Shares Her Best Money Advice | TODAY

Worried about having enough money for your retirement? TODAY welcomes personal finance expert Suze Orman, who answers pressing questions about your funds and offers advice to making your savings last.
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How To Save For Retirement: Suze Orman Shares Her Best Money Advice | TODAY

[@Lemariecooper]

I plan to retire or reduce my work hours in five years, and I'm interested in how others allocate their income between savings, spending, and investments. I currently earn about $175K annually but haven't built up much in savings so far.

[@James.YouTube]

Watching this in 2020. My first thought was “whew! Y’all are sitting too close!”

[@johnadonyedan-jumbo687]

The First KZbinr likeee🤣

[@traceyhutchinson3177]

SERIOUSLY!

[@samuelcarter6645]

Lmao they are literally touching shoulders

[@TomM2727]

A 1985 Judds tune comes to mind... ♩♪♫♬"Grandpa, tell me 'bout the good old days Sometimes it feels like this world's gone crazy"♩♪♫♬

[@ONOC4]

My first thought too.

[@kansasmile]

For many years, bonds or other fixed-income assets could produce the yield needed to provide solid income for retirement needs, Recently my $2m holdings have been fluctuating 8% up and 20% down. I want to know; Hold on or sell off my positions and hold cash ahead of retirement?

[@greekbarrios]

Consider hiring financial advisors, estate planners or tax experts. They can provide specialized knowledge and help you navigate complex financial decisions in such as retirement planning

[@blaquopaque]

my partner’s been considering going the same route, could you share more info please on the advisor that guided you to such impressive gains

[@blaquopaque]

very much appreciated, your response suggests a person of benevolence.. just inputted her full name on my browser, and came across her site, top-notch qualifications! she seems well-qualified

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Are you in an index fund? 20 percent is fantastic.

[@COMMANDRofAWESUM]

retire at 65, work 30 years??? so you don't need to start working until 35? sounds good to me.

[@eloisaferruzola3680]

🤣

[@kiramabel2216]

I literally only watched this to find out who Katya was doing on Snatch Game

[@beatm6948]

Ssaammmeee

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello kira How are you doing today

[@butcherbirdprettybutcherbi4591]

Um why are the presenters sitting on top of eachother

[@butcherbirdprettybutcherbi4591]

@Chris Polen eeewwwwww

[@roselynwest2604]

Suzy Orman is right when she says that "don't do any investments that you don't understand". She's also right when she says to get rid of all your debts before retirement. I early retired before the age of 65 and doing well financially by doing just what she said.

[@markarnold9760]

That's so true. This generation invests according to hype. I've seen a lot of people lose out from investing in crypto and NFTs yet they don't understand the concept

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello your comment proofs a good point roselyn How are you doing today?

[@danielle1103]

Wow!!!! What a fantastic video!!! Save! Save! Save!!!!! Life moves too quickly!

[@ElevateResumeDesign]

Awesome advice

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello Danielle How are you doing today?

[@rokph1067]

How can we save money if federal & central banks keep printing money out of thin air?

[@rangermaverick85]

65? I Am planning to retire at 55 , who wants to waste his life in a soul sucking full time job until 70 lol I'll be better off spending my days playing golf or reading news with a good coffee

[@alecchristenson3029]

rangermaverick85 word

[@Packer1290]

The health insurance thing is tough unless your able to retire from a city or Fed job.

[@klnikfar]

Exactly!

[@davidbrooks8809]

Losser😂

[@peggysung8114]

Can't believe she is still getting air time ...networks do your background check

[@grod805]

Why?

[@10Vernonplace]

Because?...you left out your reasons, conspiracy lady.

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Have a look at this and maybe you'll get an idea, brace yourself, I wasn't ready: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYutmWVrYtiCb5o

[@carolbenson6524]

Everyone should know this...surprised these people don't know this!!!

[@gilgreengil6812]

Wow I like this program

[@cannonballcoming2044]

This thing belongs in jail. Don't get scammed people. Look up her debt card scam.

[@chedisLoL]

execpt this is general knowledge all CPAs give 🤔 seems like you have a little vendetta

[@shonalovely2143]

She is telling the truth tho

[@reniehandler2595]

This information is no scam

[@jarred333Boss]

eeeeeeee

[@leepialong]

@@chedisLoL wtf was clearly talking about Suze Orman herself, not her advice in this video but you decided to turn it around about her advice and ignored her high fee based DEBIT cards that Suze Orman recommended to people. it is commonly known she is a sale person at borderline being a con artist. here the fees for her DEBIT card: -$3 monthly fee. -$1 for pay by check. -$2 per paper statement -$2 per over-the counter cash withdrawal -$1 ATM Balance Inquiry Fee -$2 per call to talk to a live customer service agent -$3 card replacement fee she promoted it as “better than cash” and “safer than cash.” remember all these fees for a DEBIT card!

[@hothiphong]

It is always better to set a goal so you know why you are investing your money.

[@vuhoahua]

Investing for a specific goal, such as a car or taking a vacation, requires short-term reasoning.

[@rrCHRISxx]

Retire no later than 55, live life!!!

[@schultzamania]

Love Suze ❤

[@P_ounds]

This lady is off her rocker.

[@mayzalaksmana1782]

Companies that are listed in stock markets function as banks and act as loan sharks … Bad investments leads to the depreciation of the value of the stocks and good ones lead to the opposite …

[@amurph3]

Great info

[@user-ec8js3nc1p]

♥️Suze

[@BigRed2]

Big scam artist , look up her debit card scam .

[@compassioncampaigner3297]

How is this torqued wench with a quasi pixie haircut and a colorful skill set for stealing money from supporters still allowed to be walking around free?

[@lpinn29]

Oh really! Wow...

[@leylal7355]

I think she changed a lot for better. This is well meant advice.

[@lurereviews5164]

What index fund?

[@dianegrace.]

Suzie has received so many negative comments - all of which have been against her personally - they say she a scam artist since she has no credentials and has lied about whatever degree she may or may not have - but this is so typical of people today - the question of likability factor versus results. Yes, many who have worked with her say nasty things - but this is the personality. All she has done over the years just like Dave Ramsey Radio Show - is research finance, put together a package, easy to understand for the average person - all the information is out there, all written by the financial geniuses/experts but all Suzy has done is to package it and sell to the little guy. The results: meaning the educational, "how to" materials that she has packaged is all sound financial advice. She has helped thousands - perhaps so much negativity is from those who are the experts and have multiple degrees, and work for some financial institution making pittance compared to Suzy - she is a brilliant marketeer and perhaps even opportunistic - so what? we all are - but in the end she has helped thousands by a simple repackaging of what financial experts advise. This an example of personal history : taught protocol/etiquette for years, but attended a so called school in Washington DC - actually a seminar in hotel - and received "certification" - though no affiliation from any educational institution - in the end, all I learned found in Emily Post - just they packaged the material and promoted in a more modern, less grandma approach which I loved. Same as Suzy - terrific public relations/marketeer. That is what America is all about.

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello diane How are you doing today?

[@money0436]

I agree with her partially

[@belindabezuidenhout8056]

No tax free withdrawals on retirement funds in South Africa

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello belinda How are you doing today?

[@huddy85210]

She’s worth $50 million. Please, like she really cares about your money!

[@blognewb]

she came from the projects of chicago. yes she does. she did an asian tour for free, not even a book deal, cuz shes friends with rich people there shes doing them a favor

[@jim8937]

Inheritance plus divorce/child support

[@suzanneschulz8479]

I live like it's my last day. Now doesn't mean I'm not saving but we are not promised TOMORROW

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello suzan How are you doing today?

[@mr.tomatohead5648]

$200 a month 40 yrs ago would be like $600 now so when she says if you had done that starting in 1981 it's not as easy as it sounds. Also the max ira contribution amount in 1981 was $2000 which match the $6000 limit we have in 2021 when considering inflation. $1.4m won't sound all that great 40yrs from now. If you want a number that sounds that pretty 40yrs from now you should be maxing out your contributions and probably a little extra.

[@GatorEE]

If the key to retirement is not to own a home then why is it important to have the house paid off? Also Roth are not better. I'm at a much higher tax bracket now than I'll be at retirement. I also plan on retiring in state with no state income tax. Deferred taxes is like uncle Sam giving you a loan at zero percent interest for you to invest in until you retire.

[@nala3038]

Either save now or dumpster dive later

[@ryankelly8077]

She’s such a GILF 🔥🔥🔥

[@MR-cb7pe]

Life expectancy is actually going down.

[@mandykelly6704]

Wait ... what is everyone talking about a scam!?

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello mandy How are you doing today?

[@arielgonzalez5296]

This is not a scam. Please keep your bad question to yourself.

[@ThinkPositiveDude]

you can tell this lady is hyped up on antidepressants.

[@khlothostonney5760]

serious question though, what happens with all those people getting older and getting another like coronavirus or just the basic flu and dying? what was the whole point of this? somehow i think saving to when you are old age is a bit of a scam. LIVE NOW, TO THE FULLEST, HAVE FUN!!!!!!

[@pshaw8406]

200? I'm lucky if I have a surplus of $2 bucks a month.

[@VitalBigras]

I know a a lot of elderly people and no one has enough energy to spend all the money they have. 😂

[@financeabcs]

Suze has it wrong: Roth is not better. Deferring taxes is better. Your tax bracket is lower on retirement. Further, advising people to prepay their mortgage robs people of their liquidity and forcing them into a fee heavy and expensive reverse mortgage. Better to invest the money, preserve liquidity, and pay the mortgage as schedule.

[@0mnilegacy]

Inflation is an issue... that 1 million 40 years from now will be worth like $125K

[@tewksburydriver8624]

So aim to have 3 million then. Isn't 1 million better than no million?

[@AxelQC]

But your pay will go up, your investments will go up, so it's all a wash.

[@ohheytherelauren]

Living long & being financially secure did not age well into 2020...

[@lashahevans7517]

Corona virus put a stop to that

[@sjimenez187]

Dave Ramsey

[@samsam6842]

Dave is the real deal

[@bradsheppard6407]

well that math made ZERO sense. if you work till 60 ( which is early) thats 40 years working and maybe 40 hears of being retired, if you live till 100.🙄🙄

[@lifescheckmark]

There are a few things I don't agree with here.

[@HAMID___]

Why is everybody calling her a fraud???

[@happygirl7258]

H conteh kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYutmWVrYtiCb5o

[@LisaWiebe-gt2ny]

She told people that by using her debit card you would get a fico score after (a year I believe?) who was false. And you got charged with every swipe. ATM machine, $2. Cash deposits and withdrawals etc.

[@morgannights76]

I wish they wouldn’t talk over their guest 😒

[@theDane70]

I can’t believe tv shows still have that thief as a financial expert. It’s shameful!!

[@Leann-uj9rg]

Wait…what? Suzie thinks the new retirement age should be 70! What? Why! After a certain point time becomes more important than money…no?

[@kcroeder]

Ok but if we cant buy a home why would rent not go up? Lol gurl Suzy bye

[@georgecrumpton5272]

I was at a retirement seminar and the speaker spoke on how he quit his job after he made well over $450,000 PROFIT within 3months he invested $120,000. I just began investing and i will really appreciate any tips or helpful guide.

[@johnblas4503]

Just seek professional help from a mentor or a financial adviser.

[@danielleliles8495]

HELPFUL TIP It is very easy to make huge profit over a short period of time by investing with the guidance of an expert, i began investing late June with JOANNA MALIVA LEE a licensed broker and within 2 months i've made $258,000 from my $75,000 investment.

[@curtisturcios7886]

That's wonderful, i've always been told that investing with an expert has it advantage but i have no idea how to find one

[@nancyward6617]

I think i may have actually come across Joanna on linkedin talking about the stock market and she spoke so brilliantly, please how do i get to reach her?

[@danielleliles8495]

Search her name on the web ‘Joanna Maliva Lee’ she is quite known for her works.

[@roc2028]

Retire at age 70?? 😋

[@deanphilipsaunders775]

ADVICE FROM FRUADSTER......LISTEN TO THIS DELINQUENT AT YOUR PERIL

[@raym.778]

Suze Orman didn't amass her wealth by using the advice she gives. She became wealthy by giving financial advice. How does she actually know how effective her advice really is?

[@BigRed2]

She is a scam artist but does give good advice for the average person in investing for your future in a 401k and paying off your home before you retire, she also gives good advice on life ins too

[@MattyT200]

Bro I'd die of old age before I retire if I followed her advice 💀

[@sammykeogh8318]

shes the scammer right

[@merrymeagain6366]

She hates money but love people?🐢

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello merry How are you doing today?

[@judithgrace9850]

You will lose all in 401K scams.

[@evanhughes1510]

How?

[@sepialoscer7194]

NOYGDB

[@mychannel8482]

What does that stands for

[@livelive7435]

Can’t stand this women she’s 🤮🤮🤮😰😰out of reality!!!!

[@eatpigsnot]

listen to Chris Hogan and Dave Ramsey instead

[@Raymondjohn2]

This is my fifth year after retirement. I’e been following the 4% rule thing I saw on a youTube channel, but this isn’t really how hard I expected things to be. After I cashed out a lump sum, I still have about $760k left, but at this rate, and with how the market is (we were putting money away in an index fund), I’m starting to get really worried.

[@Jamessmith-12]

Not a lot of people are able to save that much in a lifetime. But now you are retired and depend on your investment, it’s best you redistribute your capital. To simplify the process, you could allocate your resources with the help of a financial advisor.

[@martingiavarini]

This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

How can I reach this person?

[@martingiavarini]

'Carol Vivian Constable’ maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

I checked Carol up out of curiosity and i must say i am impressed by her Credentials. i emailed her already, waiting on her response.

[@jackf.hudson3523]

I was at a retirement seminar and the speaker spoke on how he quit his job after he made well over $450,000 PROFIT within 3months he invested $120,000. I just began investing and i will really appreciate any tips or helpful guide.

[@wilsonprice9992]

Just seek professional help from a mentor or a financial adviser.

[@willliamtlewis1614]

HELPFUL TIP It is very easy to make huge profit over a short period of time by investing with the guidance of an expert, i began investing late june with JOANNA MALIVA LEE a licensed broker and within 2months i've made $258,000 from my $75,000 investment.

[@michaelthomas4238]

That's wonderful

[@kelvincoyle8946]

I think i may have actually come across Joanna on linkedin talking about the stock market and she spoke so brilliantly, please how do i get to reach her?

[@davidmccall1034]

Google search her name ‘Joanna Maliva Lee’ she is quite known for her works.

[@MIchaelGuzman737]

It's recommended to save at least 15% of your income in a 401k. You can use online calculators to estimate how much you should save based on your age and income. Saving at least 15% of your income in a 401(k) can help ensure that you have enough money to retire comfortably. By saving this much, you can take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings over time. I retired with about $650k in my 401k.

[@sommersalt88]

People don't really know this, You need to create your own process, manage risk and stick to the plan, through thick or thin while also continuously learning from mistakes and improving.

[@CynthiaByrd648]

@@sommersalt88 I completely agree; I am 66 years old, recently retired, and have approximately $1,250,000 in external retirement funds. I am debt free and have very little money in retirement funds compared to the total value of my portfolio over the past three years. To be honest, i didn't achieve all this on my own, i did it with the help of a Financial advisor. Just do your due diligence to identify a fiduciary one and the rest is history.

[@Americanpatriot723]

@@CynthiaByrd648 this is exactly how i wish to get my finances coordinated ahead or retirement. Can you recommend the financial advisor you used to get ahead?

[@CynthiaByrd648]

Do your due diligence, and be on the lookout for one with strategies to help your portfolio maintain an unwavering and progressive growth. "Jill Marie Carroll" is responsible for my portfolio success, and I believe she has the qualifications & expertise to meet your goals.

[@Americanpatriot723]

@@CynthiaByrd648 This is useful information; I copied her full name and pasted it into my browser; her website popped up immediately and her qualifications are excellent; thanks for sharing.

[@billnolan5375]

Having a million-dollar portfolio is everyone’s retirement dream. Making that dream a reality requires some serious work and strategic planning.

[@hulkarmstrong8471]

I started a dividend portfolio with covered calls. I personally prefer covered call ETFs on specific sectors.

[@emiliobarretto9732]

Not everyone can make it big in the stock market, it could go wrong, there’s just so much risks involve.

[@blakemosley4647]

@Scott Riley I totally agree with you bud, I’m currently on a six figure income, earned through consistent trading in stocks. With my FA Dan Raziel at the helm of my trades, and having monitored my portfolio performance, there’s been significant increase in my annual return. It’s barley 2 years and I’m glad I took these steps.

[@aureliocantos8466]

Vertically all the markets are crazy, I’m creating a diversified portfolio.

[@amberhills5296]

@@blakemosley4647 I’m aware of Dan Raziel, I’ve read reviews on various investment forums. Such earnings must really give you a solid portfolio.

[@rissagotvideos09]

For everyone in the comments saying she’s a scam and to not listen to her advice, please shut up. This is amazing advice! Invest in your future now. However much contributions you can put towards your 401k or Roth or even an IRA will help you so much when you retire.

[@user-zl5gn5lg6]

What are your thoughts on ETFs and Stocks with dividends?

[@kathleenstoner.n7499]

Yes of course it is! But i will say don't do it yourself if you are inexperienced. Go get yourself someone good you can trust or better still check out *Sandra* *Yvonne* *Webster* she's good too.

[@markarnold9760]

My advice is invest in stocks. They are easy for anyone to understand. Invest in stuff you understand basically. Don't follow hype trains around crypto and NFTs unless you get the concepts really well. Some people are losing money in crypto cause they don't understand the concept.

[@davidbrooks8809]

Great Information

[@princesskaitlinhazelwood4703]

That is why you should buy a home by early 30s and pay it off before you retire. It is your largest expense and you get that out of the way. You no idea how much rent will be 30 years from now. We paid it off way before we retired and we can put that extra money to boosting our retirement accounts, college, fixing up the home and any other thing we want

[@curtisjackson2920]

Real Talk 👍🏿🤓🏡

[@bananascoaster1243]

Laughs maniacally in 'do gooder' millennial

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Time is the main ingredient when it comes to wealth building. A famous parable emphasizes the importance of investing early. The story is about two friends, Ben and Arthur, who are both 19 years old. At age 19, Ben decides to start investing $2,000 per year for the next eight years - from age 19 to 26. At age 26 Ben stops investing but never touches the investment and allows it to grow. Ben invests a total of $16,000. When Arthur turns 26, he decides to start investing $2,000 per year for the next 39 years until he reaches age 65, for a total of $78,000 invested. When they turn 65 years old, Ben - who only invested $16,000 - has an investment balance of $2,288,996. Arthur invested $78,000 and has a balance of $1,532,166. As you can see, Ben saved $62,000 less than Arthur but still came out $700,000 ahead of his friend.”.

[@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453]

Lol that's hilarious

[@sesshen1257]

There's a lot of negative comments about her... I read "The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous, and Broke" by Suze Orman years ago when I actually was young, fabulous and broke. That book was the very beginning of my road to financial literacy and I'm very thankful for her. I don't know the full story about her being a con, but that doesn't mean her advice won't help you.

[@oreallewhye1039]

Absolutely! I'm currently reading that book & it has helped me tremendously.

[@danielle1103]

Thanks for your review!! I’ll pick up the book now!! I agree, I don’t see anything wrong with Suze Orman! She’s filled with great advice!!

[@MySensualWorld]

Just because she wrote a book years ago, with some good advice in it, doesn’t necessarily mean she hasn’t been scamming people during a big part of her celebrity career.

[@kevinofili9]

You should save, don’t get me wrong. But there’s no such thing is the right playbook or were all Warren Buffet. Find the right playbook that works for you.

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello sesshen How are you doing today?

[@shonalovely2143]

All the financial gurus say the same thing. People say she's a scam but she is still saying the same as the others. In fact, I used to listen to her after my divorce and I was able to fix my finances and save a six month emergency fund.

[@hannahis813]

Once upon a time I was a kid hearing this woman and being like “huh” this is weird adult talk. Now look at me. Mid 20s and researching this for myself. How crazy how time flies

[@patriciafrisch2569]

Look at Dave Ramsey’s plan. It’s much easier and clearer and better.

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello Hannah How are you doing today?

[@johniii8147]

She has no credibility anymore

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Yes, that's because she wants you to get debitability. Didn't she tell you, credit is the devil 😂 😂 😂

[@jjman533]

She's a complete fraud. Remember when she promoted her "Approved Card" a prepaid debit card and LIED that it will help you establish credit? It also had monthly service charges for just having the card. It doesn't surprise me she started her career by lying she was an investment banker for Goldman Sachs LOL. Even when she was a waitress, she was known to lie to people.

[@compassioncampaigner3297]

@@jjman533 How is this torqued wench with a quasi pixie haircut and a colorful skill set for stealing money from supporters still allowed to be walking around free?

[@roberttelarket4934]

Did she or any of them ever have? The answer is absolutely no!!!

[@leepialong]

you're stupid! just use her debit card with Fee for using your own money.

[@allisonf.mahoney1839]

Trading on bitcoin I see it so hard here.. does anyone else see it hard like I do?!

[@allisonf.mahoney1839]

Honestly I see it so hard...

[@neritankodra4429]

@@allisonf.mahoney1839 I thought I was the only one confused about the business..l'm watching a documentary about it now and I feel lost

[@allisonf.mahoney1839]

This business is very complicated.i guess

[@neritankodra4429]

I bought almost 1 BTC into my blockchain wallet since July till now it hasn't made an impressive growth

[@allisonf.mahoney1839]

@Morais Carlos Wow really. I'm really missing out.. I guess I have alot to learn. But may I ask you.. trading with someone?!

[@andrewliss320]

She told people to invest in gold for years and marketed a sham pre-paid debit card ... no thanks

[@eSavoylounge]

Where is this information

[@andrewliss320]

@@eSavoylounge kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZaro6iFqNagq80

[@andrewliss320]

@@eSavoylounge There was a great documentary about all of the scams she ran for years, but she petitioned KZbin to take it down.

[@leepialong]

@@eSavoylounge go ahead defend her, soyboy white Knight. Maybe you should use her high fee debit card

[@lisamarielund6292]

Lee Ron Yeah. That debit card that will build a credit score. LOL. What a liar and a fraud.

[@kenji4861]

I don't understand how she's still on TV giving advice after * Pushing her "approved card" that didn't help build credit * Telling everyone to be careful of the market in 2010

[@archived4530]

these comments are SENDING me LMAOOOOOOOOOOO

[@briand7785]

Most people are around one paycheck away from bankruptcy. Most don't have extra money to save. Some live beyond there means.

[@granitemoss1451]

Most say they don't have extra money to save, but the truth is, they don't want to do the work to FIND the money to save (reduce expenses, pick up another job short term to clear up debt, bother to make and follow a reasonable budget).

[@feliciawilliams5720]

Everyone can save $5-$10 a month…..save something

[@briand7785]

@@feliciawilliams5720 In fact, Not everyone can.

[@AxelQC]

The average lifespan has fallen the last two years, so no, we are not living longer.

[@bernie9728]

Number one, you don't need a million dollars. Number two, it matters more how much you owe than it does how much you have. Set your goal to be debt free by the time you retire. I retired debt free in 2016 and haven't touched of dime of the retirement savings. The only way you can know for sure how much money you will need to save is to know the date of your death. Otherwise you are just guessing. Look at family history to get an idea and then do the math. The earlier you start saving the better. Set your budget at 90 percent of your take home pay. Put the 10 percent into savings and leave it there. Along the way you may need to dip into that account for emergencies. That's OK, but consider it a loan and pay yourself back. Your future self with thank you. It's not complicated math, it's grade school math. Being prepared for retirement is the single best gift you will ever give yourself.

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Starting early is HUGE.

[@jjwinn2495]

How to get Scammed: listen to Suze Orman.

[@compassioncampaigner3297]

How is this torqued wench with a quasi pixie haircut and a colorful skill set for stealing money from supporters still allowed to be walking around free?

[@stevenatilano1127]

wanting the retiremnt age to be 70 is inherently evil

[@robertglover8819]

My parents followed Suze's advice years ago when they were about to be 70 years old. She recommend real estate rich folks with little cash on hand get long-term care insurance to protect their real estate investments and income. Consequently, my father used it throughout his retirement for paying caregivers so he could remain at home. $260K came from this long-term care insurance plan. Smart decision for him.

[@jhljhl6964]

She, apparently, has never lived in an apartment . Student loan debt is at 8 24 percent interest .

[@Petlover10000]

She is a great investment advisor. I totally agree what she said. Save Save and Save. A lot of people spend more than they could afford, and live on their credit card.

[@brofeelyabeastman.1135]

She is not licensed at this point. All her advice is entertainment only. Legally she is not an advisor.

[@Petlover10000]

@@brofeelyabeastman.1135 I don't think it is entertainment only, everything she said is make so much sense. Her philosophy is " Save and pay off your debts ".

[@ieatpussy1000]

When did Suze Orman start sounding like Dave Ramsey?

[@jenniferj2456]

Wow suze. Just how much disadvantage do you think youngsters can take? Endless amounts? Should the entire weight of a bad economy be broke on the backs of the young? First, we can't afford homes because the living wage isn't high enough so we throw money out the window in rent cuz we have to! Many of us have student debt and parents from your generation who never saved a dime for us for education or anything g for that matter. Employers rare!y offer pensions and the best retirement plan we have is a 401k that likely won't grow much. Social security has already told us to expect only 80% of the benefit that your lazy generation is enjoying. People now have to buy their own health benefits, or else, maybe. And now you want to propose that young people's retirement age be raised for 67 to 70? You are extremely unfair to young people. Extremely. Today's youth have to already work harder and longer than any generation this country has seen ever. USA is turning into a third world country for most of us in more ways than one. If your honest suze, shouldn't your best advice to people be to MOVE to Canada or Australia? Iceland?

[@wenkaiyang1487]

Man, I am glad I am from another country !

[@hotigrl]

Peolle juat think its better to own a home because otherwise, you have to rent..and landlords ca keep raising rent, with no consideration as to what your income is.

[@brandnewnew9905]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 7:33 who you are and what you have are one

[@azteca6695]

I took her advice in the late 90's. Glad I did.

[@shaereub4450]

I first read this as "took her advice in MY late 90's" 😂

[@feliciawilliams5720]

Me too 👏🏾. After coming from a financial illiterate family 🙏🏾. Godsend she was….

[@jusrarsh4109]

You simply need monthly cash flow to cover your MONTHLY expenses. Businesses. Dividends, etc. Simple. Hard to execute, but that's about it. Don't be age 60, and realize you only ever had one stream of income.

[@Jim1971a]

My 401k won’t match on the Roth contributions, only on pre-tax contributions, so I have to contribute both ways.

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Start investing early! Time is the main ingredient when it comes to wealth building. A famous parable emphasizes the importance of investing early. The story is about two friends, Ben and Arthur, who are both 19 years old. At age 19, Ben decides to start investing $2,000 per year for the next eight years - from age 19 to 26. At age 26 Ben stops investing but never touches the investment and allows it to grow. Ben invests a total of $16,000. When Arthur turns 26, he decides to start investing $2,000 per year for the next 39 years until he reaches age 65, for a total of $78,000 invested. When they turn 65 years old, Ben - who only invested $16,000 - has an investment balance of $2,288,996. Arthur invested $78,000 and has a balance of $1,532,166. As you can see, Ben saved $62,000 less than Arthur but still came out $700,000 ahead of his friend.”.

[@CarolC-kl6oo]

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[@JB-qt3wo]

Norah O’Donnell is a complete psychopath. She was completely triggered when she tried to interrupt susan and she didn’t let her.

[@eleonorabartoli2225]

I just don't understand why she says owning your home is not that important.

[@gayeblinman5055]

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[@edwardduarte7393]

I put away $750.00 every month for about 4 years . When the market was 10500. In 2008 lost 1/3 of it cause the market went to 6500. It bounced back to 20,000 and I still haven't seen that money? Compound interest?! Where?!

[@pamelad6774]

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[@davidbrooks8809]

I love this woman better than Dave Ramsey😂