The Suze Orman Show

Before you rush out to buy gifts for people this holiday, Suze wants you to see if you even remember the gifts you received last year. A woman wants to know if she can fix the damage she did to her credit six years ago when she was 18. Suze hits the streets to meet a family facing the cost of three kids about to go to college.

Ann has good savings and has no debt but she hates her job and is miserable. A man wants to know how to grow his money when he's afraid to put it in the market. Plus, what happens if you want to return a leased car, and a woman wants to know if she should give up everything and live with a man who is not as financially fit as she is.

"Joyce" is in her late 50s and facing retirement, but she has no money and isn't making any money and she feels a lot of shame about putting herself in the situation. A married couple wants to know if they should roll $20K of credit card debt into a home refinance. Plus what age should you create a will?

Ginger is 58 and admits she's been stupid by running up her credit card debt to $40K. Now she feels ashamed and turns to Suze to help her turn things around. Plus, how often you should check your 401(k) statements, the best way to budget when your income is sporadic, and planning a financially responsible wedding.

A man who didn't pay taxes for 2 years to save up for a house looks for guidance on what to do now. The death of her sister and nephew leaves a woman and her family with questions about her sister's $4M estate, her new will and an estranged husband who won't give them any information or help.

A woman is in tears about her doctor husband who won't stop spending money and doesn't want to pay down his credit card debt. A couple can't agree on whether to claim bankruptcy, and woman needs a plan for marrying a 41-year-old man with no savings.

Suze questions the reasoning behind a man using the marriage tax penalty as a reason behind wanting to postpone marriage to a woman he lives and has children with. A man wants to fix his credit after his uncle stole his credit cards and ruined his credit. Plus, what age should you take Social Security at?

A woman needs help with her husband who has put them in $100K of credit card and forced them to live a serious financial lie. A caller wants to know if she and her husband should use an inheritance to buy a home now, or invest it for a few years. Plus, "junk fees" on refinance loans, and term insurance vs. whole and variable life insurance.

A mother wants to know if her son can stop being responsible for the $40K of credit card debt that his wife racked up by excessive spending. A daughter worries her dad can't pay for all of her college and wants to know how she can help. Plus, a woman living beyond her means asks if she should stop contributing to her 401(k), and what you need to know about variable annuities

Suze gives a wake-up call to a couple fighting a lot over their $95K of credit card and car loan debt. A woman wants to stop allowing money to dictate her mood. Plus, a caller wants to know if she's entitled to her deceased ex-husband's pension.

A woman is at her wit's end with her co-working husband who spends all the money they earn and doesn't want to pay off the debt even though they have the cash. A woman wants to get a handle on finances but her husband hates to talk about money. A 40-year-old man has always paid cash and wants to know the best way to establish credit.

A woman's husband tells her he would sell the house she wants her kids to have if something ever happened to her. Suze sets her up to protect her property and her wishes. A woman is worried about her sister who is in extreme financial distress. Plus, is it smart to refinance to an adjustable rate mortgage?

A woman is afraid that her 81-year-old father will marry the much-younger woman he's dating and be entitled to his estate. Suze's at Grand Central Station for Suze Street Smarts and talks to a mother who is afraid her son will take on his fiancé's medical school debt. Plus, indexed annuities and how canceling a credit card affects your credit.

A woman who makes a six-figure income can't figure out where her money goes. Suze gives her some eye-opening facts about how she really spends her money. Plus, a man wants to know if he should pay his college credit card debt that are all charge-offs, and a woman feels pressure to buy a home because of high home prices and low interest rates.

A man can't resist using his credit cards and has racked up 20K of debt and hasn't told his wife. Suze brings his wife onto the call to get it all out on the table. A California woman joins Suze for help after a series of events turned her life upside down and left her swimming in debt. A mother wants to safeguard $400K her daughter is going to inherit.

A woman says her debt problem was to blame for the end of her and her husband's sex life and then their marriage. A caller wants to know how to stop fighting about money all the time with her husband. Plus, how long should you support your adult children, and go to Suze School to learn the best way to pay your insurance.

Adam has cash left over from selling a home and buying another with an interest-only loan. He wants to know what to do with the cash, but Suze questions what's behind the interest-only loan first. A caller is stopped in his tracks when he says a friend recommends buying a whole life insurance policy.

A man in debt needs help after his wife's bad credit meant everything was in his name when they split up. A woman wants to lend her boyfriend $7K but doesn't want a contract while her boyfriend does. Plus, Suze shares her opinion of resort time shares, FICO debt-to-credit limit ratios explained, and Suze hits the streets to help a woman with "a little shopping problem."

Suze fixes up her stage manager with one of her callers based only on their finances. A couple asking if they move for better schools or stay where they are to hold on to a pension. An unemployed woman wants to know if she should use her savings to pay off debt or going back to school.

Suze helps a young father of a toddler invest a $10K settlement to get on the path to financial freedom. A self-employed couple who live in an expensive market wants to know if they should buy rather than rent a home. Suze walks through how to "Play House" to see if you can afford to buy a home.

A man getting back on his feet wants to know how to get started investing with $500. A 19-year-old living with her parents has $2K saved and wants to make it work for her. A widow in Chapter 7 needs help picking herself back up again.

A woman stresses that she will have to sell her dream home to get out of debt. A couple sold their business for seven figures and lost the bulk of it in stocks. Now they want to know if they should ride it out. A 33-year-old woman living with her parents worries about her future.

A woman wants to move and thinks they are financially stable, but isn't sure it's the smart thing to do. A recently unemployed man wants to use money in his 401(k) to help stay afloat. Plus, a woman needs help negotiating her salary after discovering a worker she trained earns more than she does. And go to Suze School to learn how retiring debt is a guaranteed return on your money.

Suze gives a teacher a financial lesson after hearing she wants to take money out of her 403(b) to use as a down payment on a home. A woman thinking about paying off her mortgage turns to Suze after getting mixed opinions from financial advisors. Plus, how to become more disciplined in your budgeting.