The Suze Orman Show

Suze celebrates with a new "Best Calls You've Never Heard." Plus, a look back at her year in jackets! Viewers ask if they can afford a catamaran, a high-end briefcase.

Rationalizing why you need things. A couple wants a bigger home but doesn't want to short sell their condo. Viewers want to know if they can afford to rebuild a classic Datsun, a cruise for a 16th birthday.

What you can do to get real about your money situation. A woman asks for help after she and her husband spent their lives "living for the moment." Viewers ask if they can afford a Tennessee Walking Horse, Wedding China

New Credit Card Fees & interest rate hikes and what you can do about it. Viewers ask if they can afford a week at a health spa, custom closets

The 5 warning signs to watch for when your financial advisor doesn't have your best interest at heart.Viewers ask if they can afford joining a swim club, Juvéderm

When you're strapped for cash, where can you go? Suze tells you where to look first to keep your head above water. And it's the anniversary of Can I Afford it? Celebrate 3 years of Suze's most popular segment!

Scary spending, ghosts of debt past, and creepy credit cards! A Halloween night edition with a special masked mystery guest. Viewers ask if they can afford Elf school, a $100 baby Halloween costume.

How women need to and can become more powerful with their money. Viewers ask if they can afford a pie safe, an exclusive yoga club.

Credit card customers say they aren't going to take it anymore! Suze talks to the woman who started the Debtors' Revolt. Viewers ask if they can afford a wardrobe for the entire family, eco-friendly landscaping.

Suze steps in to help a woman who's been depending on men and her family to support her.Viewers ask if they can afford a private concert from the band Cracker, a weekend of poker in Las Vegas.

Don't make these common mistakes when investing for income. A photographer needs focus on what to do with his small business. Viewers ask if they can afford doggy dental care, a classic '58 Corvette.

What to do when credit card companies raise your minimum payment. An aspiring actress digs deep to find out how she got into over $30K of debt. Viewers ask if they can afford a life coach, a facelift before a high school reunion

A special Best Calls You've Never Heard - all about Family Finances! A son wants to know if he should help buy his parents a home for retirement. A husband accuses his newlywed wife of controlling him because she wants to plan their finances. A soon-to-be wife needs to know how to protect herself from her fiancé's debt.

The Rules of the Road to Retirement whether you are in your 20's, 30's 40's, 50's or 60's+. Viewers ask if they can afford a trip back to Iwo Jima, a horse boarding business for retirement. And the debut of the HOW AM I DOING? Segment!

What to do with a 401(k) after you've lost your job. A laid-off news anchorwoman is shocked after opening her severance package. Viewers ask if they can afford a tornado shelter, guitar lessons.

All New calls from Suze's Vault including what to say when your parents ask for money, and Suze's loses it when a financial advisor tries to take advantage of a widow.

What debt you should pay first, what debt you should pay last. A mother wants to know if it's a good idea buy a home for her college-aged son. Viewers ask if they can afford permanent makeup, a baby grand piano.

Why you need to look at what you have, not what you had. How to talk to your kids about this economy. Viewers ask if they can afford a vintage Ferrari, a racing wheelchair.

A family asks Suze to step in & help a man who hasn't paid his taxes in years. Viewers ask if they can afford horseback riding school, tickets to see Billy Joel & Elton John.

When do you walk away from your debt, when do you claim bankruptcy? A woman asks if she should stop paying her credit cards. Viewers ask if they can afford a Boston Terrier, Vehicle backup sensors.

Suze tackles a case of extreme debt. Also, what to think about before you ask someone for money. Viewers ask if they can afford U2 concert tickets, a honeymoon in New Zealand

On this July 4th, Suze focuses on questions from the men and women in America's Armed Forces: Topics include Home ownership, TSPs, Credit Card Debt. Plus an all military Can I Afford It segment.

A special hour dedicated to Suze's most popular segment. Viewers ask if they can afford high-priced and unusual items. Callbacks to previous guests to find out what happened after the verdict. Plus, the fan favorite Can I Afford It is revealed.

What this recession has taught us, so we don't repeat wrong money moves. Viewers ask if they can upgrade an engagement ring, a surprise birthday party