The Suze Orman Show

In this special edition to end the year, Suze shares her most memorable guests and moments along with her favorite Can I Afford It? calls.

Suze shows you a simple and easy way to save money. Plus, an athlete training for the 2008 Olympics struggles with debt. And viewers ask if they can afford a purebred puppy, med school.

One man's expensive Star Wars memorabilia collection brings a couple to Suze. A warning for anyone who bounces checks. Plus, viewers ask if they can afford a trip to Peru, a Master's degree.

Suze explains why you need a pre-nuptial agreement. A private pilot wants his girlfriend to get out of debt before he marries her. Plus, should you borrow from your 401(k) if your job is going to be cut? And viewers ask if they can afford a sailboat, a food franchise.

Suze has new information on how to close down credit cards the right way. A woman wants to know if she is crazy for wanting to quit her job, sell her house and travel for a year. Plus viewers ask if they can afford a European honeymoon, a $6K pilot's license.

Should you pay down your mortgage or your HELOC? When should you give up on a new business? Plus, a son worries about his mother who has taken several 401(k) loans. A woman weighs going to grad school and deferring student loans, or working now and going to grad school later.

A woman asks Suze if she should ask her rich biological father about his will. Plus, viewers ask if they can afford diamond earrings, a beach bungalow.

Suze warns you about what credit card companies are doing now. A man asks if he should help pay down his parents' credit card debt. Suze follows up with an emotional call from a woman who wanted to know how to protect herself from her intimidating husband who is irresponsible with money. Plus viewers ask if they can afford a $6800 Hermes Bag, a $4K engagement ring.

All about the new Roth 401(k) retirement plan, and how it differs from Roth IRAs and 401(k)s. A woman discovers her husband took $100K out of their home and credit cards. Viewers ask if they can afford a Sputnik chandelier, a patent for a beach chair invention.

Suze warned you about the worst mistakes you can make with your money. Find out what to do if you already made them. Viewers ask if they can afford a $45K Jaguar, a $1300 watch.

If you're buying or selling a home, Suze has some advice for you right now. This show debuts the iconic CAN I AFFORD IT? segment! In the very first segment, viewers ask if they can afford plastic surgery, a Lake Tahoe cabin.

A police officer wants to know if her marriage is doomed because she's bad with money. A follow-up with a caller who's husband owed $30K to the IRS and $50K in student loans. A woman's parents plan to cut her off to force her to quit her job as a florist.

How to get your partner more involved in your finances. A man dumps his girlfriend because of her credit score. How to get a young teen interested in investing. A mom helped her son with his business and now she's in credit card debt.

What you can learn from Suze's own home renovation so you don't make the same mistakes. A woman is afraid to go into any relationship because she thinks she is irresponsible with money. A new husband wants his wife to focus on their debt rather than help her mother. And, a live-in boyfriend is threatening to leave unless a woman makes him co-owner of her home.

Suze follows up with the woman who felt her boyfriend spent too much on his daughter. Plus, a single mother's student loans have ballooned and she can't budget it. And a military officer is asked by his cousin to co-sign a loan.

A bank tries to take advantage of a woman who just lost her husband. It wasn't illegal, but it just wasn't the right thing to do. Plus, a woman promised herself to get out of debt but it's only gotten worse.

A woman is concerned about how much her boyfriend spends on his daughter. A family lawyer insists a man gets a pre-nup but his fiancée doesn't want one. And a woman worries about her parents who retired too young and now are in debt.

A non-profit fundraiser admits he judges how his friends spend their money. Should a woman give up alimony in a pre-nup? A woman is terrified because her husband is bouncing checks and letting the insurance lapse.

A wife is worried about their newly bought home. Suze uncovers the real reason she's afraid. Plus, Suze warns about interest rates and adjustable rate mortgages. And a man who is obsessed with money and only spends it on himself.

Suze gets into the male money mindset by focusing on men and their money problems. Plus, he called off the wedding, should he pay his former fiancée's parents for lost expenses? And a college professor needs a lesson on which retirement plan is best for him.

Suze continues the money mistakes she doesn't want you to make and helps fix the ones you've already made. Are student loans a mistake? What is the biggest insurance mistake you can make? Plus, questions on co-signing a loan, reverse loans, and loaded mutual funds.

The first of 2 shows to help avoid the biggest money mistakes you can make. Suze counts down the biggest mistakes throughout the show. Plus she takes calls from a woman who wants to take money out of her 401(k) to pre-pay her mortgage, a man who lent money to a sibling who won't pay him back, and a man worried about his father-in-law who wants to take out a HELOC to pay off credit card bills.

Be careful of relatives suggesting financial moves for you. Plus, how to deal with a money-controlling spouse & one caller's hard lesson in real estate.

Suze gives you the most intelligent ways to handle your debt. Suze explains mortgage debt and how to avoid PMI. Should you take a home equity loan to pay off credit card debt? And, a couple is desperate to pay off $45K they owe to the IRS.