The Suze Orman Show

Celebrate the end of 2005 and start of 2006 with a new Best Calls You've Never Heard show. Why you shouldn't use a home equity line of credit to pay off credit card debt. A caller wants out of a home loan he co-signed for his parents. Should a pre-teen have their own checking account?

A woman who gives items she wins in sweepstakes as gifts wants to know if she is "tight." Plus, selling a home in a hot real estate market, and how to improve your credit scores.

Suze follows up to see if a Broadway actor followed the script she gave him to fix his finances. A woman wants to know how to restore her credit after her ex ruined it with bankruptsy.

A former professional football player wants to score big in his retirement years. Plus, re-establishing credit after claiming bankruptsy and a woman with a shopping problem asks for Suze's help to get out of debt.

A new episode with some of the best calls that have never aired on the show. Calls include a husband who is worried about making his wife an authorized user on his credit card. A woman who lived with her boyfriend in his home wants her name on the house. A 14-year-old wants to have $1M by the time he's 30.

Everything you need to know about ID theft and how to protect yourself and your money.

Suze gives surprising advice to a woman who gives everything to everyone except herself. Plus, a woman discovers her elderly parents are in a dire financial situation, and America Asks Suze about converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.

From homeowners to life to pet and disability insurance. Suze gives you everything you need to know to protect what you have.

REAL ESTATE SPECIAL 2 What's happened since Suze's first Real Estate special? A lot! Should you be selling? Time to rent? Tune in!

Cynthia & Calvern argue over how to budget their money. Cynthia, the saver, handles the bills and Calvern, who can be a compulsive spender, is totally in the dark about their money. One of most-memorable guests, Helen, returns to update Suze with some big news.

Sally & Kurt are in $143K of debt. They are constantly arguing and blame each other for their situation. Suze gives this couple some tough love and an action plan.

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, a special edition of the Suze Orman Show: 6 things you can do to protect what you have. 5 questions you need to ask your insurance agent, Where to get emergency sources of money,

Suze Special Edition: Real Estate, Real Estate, Real Estate! Is American in a real estate bubble? Suze tells you what you need to know if you want to buy or sell. Real Estate may be riding high, but Suze forecasts interest-only mortgages will be the downfall of the market.

A single mother brings in plenty each month, but still has to take out cash advances. Suze finds out why and gives her an action plan. Plus, how many credit cards is too many?

A Young, Fabulous & Broke Broadway actor needs help making ends meet between gigs, and how to budget on an inconsistant salary. Plus, a woman's niece asks her to co-sign a loan, a same-sex couple wants to know how to protect their child in case something happens to them.

What happens when you're making ends meet, then a medical issue throws in a financial monkey wrench? Helen is back to update Suze on how she's doing and be a guest correspondent, talking to couples about who handles the money in the relationship.

Suze follows up with a young man who lost his job and reputation after he was caught stealing. Plus, secured credit cards, and a newly retireed woman wants to know if she should spend all her money for an apartment in Florida.

Suze follows up with a young teacher who relied on pay day loans to keep his family afloat. Plus a sister wants to help her sibling who's overspending without telling her husband. And Suze hits the streets to answers questions.

A young couple frustrated over money issues and living with in-laws come to Suze for help. Plus, an engaged man is worried about his fiancee's debt and wonders if he should postpone the wedding.

Kelly's asks Suze for help for her compulsive gambler father. Plus, borrowing against a 401(k), how freelancers should plan for retirement.

Jezika is following in her mother's footsteps and spending her way into bigger and bigger debt. Plus, America Asks Suze about variable annuities, what to do with old 401(k)s.

Gloria is Young, Fabulous & Broke. Suze helps a 22-year old who is $15K in debt and being threatened by collectrion agencies. Plus, a woman caught between her parents who want a pre-nup and her fiance who doesn't.

The very first "Best Calls You've Never Heard" show includes calls on debt in collections, term or whole life insurance, credit card debt transfers, how bad credit could affect a fiance.

Suze follows up with one of her Young Fabulous and Broke guests who's been living beyond his means. Plus, interest rates and consolidating student loans, and a son worries about his mom overspending on TV shopping networks.