The Suze Orman Show

Suze follows up with a man she told to declare bankruptcy. Plus, a couple disagrees about taking money out of retirement and savings to pay off their house, and Suze's take on timeshares.

Suze checks in with Bill who lent his friend thousands of dollars, and years later is still waiting to get paid back. Plus, a woman wants to know if she can claim bankruptsy without her husband because she's hiding $90K of credit card debt.

A May-December couple needs help communicating about money. Jerry is 57 and Lisa is 23 and want to get married. Lisa wants to marry now, but Jerry wants to wait until Lisa is more financially independent. Plus, why bond funds are a bad idea in 401(k)s.

Suze helps a Young, Fabulous & Broke triathlete who can't seem to save any money. Plus, it's not always 50/50. Suze explains how a couple should split expenses fairly

Suze follows up with Leslie, a wife and mother who shared her daily struggles with money and gives her a new action plan. Plus, 529 plans, and using a family friend as a financial advisor.

Suze debuts her new book, "Young, Fabulous & Broke" and speaks to three guests about how to save, buy a home, and still be able to have fun when you don't have a lot of money.

Suze helps a young handbag designer who admittedly lives beyond his means in New York City and wants to handle his money better.

Suze serves a Suze Smackdown to a young woman who says she's always had bad luck, been terrible with money and will never have anything.

Suze helps a young math teacher who gets caught up in high interest credit card and home loans. America asks Suze about 529 plans and ATM fees.

Suze helps a young marine saddled with $26K of debt after doing his brother a favor. America asks Suze about consolidating loans, renting vs buying a home.

A follow-up with a Young, Fabulous & Broke woman in credit card debt who Suze made cut up her credit cards during their interview. America asks Suze about interest only loans.

"Doug" lost his job, reputation and integrity after he was caught stealing from the company he worked for. He's paid the price criminally, financially and emotionally, now Doug wants to get his reputation back and turns to Suze for help.

A teacher and single mom gives money to her family despite her own financial problems and a young son to take care of. Plus, America asks Suze what to do with a 401(k) when you leave a job.

On the eve of mother's day, Suze asks moms to look at the money message they are sending their children. Plus, calls on ID theft, credit card special offers, and a cry for help from a caller in $172K in debt.

This May/December couple returns to report back to Suze on the steps they've taken since appearing on the show. Lisa has stepped it up but is it enough to get Jerry to popped the question?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.