Suze Orman – 4 Oct – Attitude On Personal Finance
by david on Thursday, May 26th, 2011 | 25 Comments
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i love her program. She is very helpful to personal finance! You guys should listen. She has many podcast.
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@JasonBourne342 b/c if you have a house the creditors can put leans on the home and that's less money that your next of kin would get.
she is disgusting – go back in the kitchen.
My bad. I know it was the worst way I could have insulted Suzie. But she does bother me enormously. Nevertheless, it was wrong of me to attack her in the fashion I did. I have no excuse.. I hope she can forgive me.
Fuck this Jew ass motherfucking twat. I have never known another cunt who talks as
much trash as this fucking whore, flying for her classs.
She's so right when she says it's not about what you can get away with buying. You need to consider everything in your life. Why try to get away with "affording" things especially when using credit? If you are using credit, does that not mean by default that you can't afford your life?
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she is the female Dave Ramsey, in my opinion,
if I die why would I give a shi*? lol
Kristen Wig sent me here.
I love the way she is so straight forward and up front. It's great to have someone with experience tell you what you should and should not do. Quality of life depends on money it's true even though we may think it should not. You can't be happy without at least some money for the basics.
I remember this episode from years ago. I really like her delivery. I wish I could afford my life better.
no I can't afford it……. I support my ex wife with child support. Good thing she has a new car
This chick is an egomaniac who is completely full of herself. Large egos typically conceal massive self-doubt and false self-esteem.
suze is always right!!! Lol, I try and watch her every weekend now if not I dvr it! But an emergency fund is crucial. I wish I would have had one… as quality of life depends on your takin care of yourself financially
I haven't generally liked this "Can You Afford It" segment because it always seemed too narrowly focused. But in this video, Suze actually takes a larger view and wraps the money question in the larger "How does this fit in my life" question. Good job.
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Interesting concept and a great way to have people pause before they buy. But would people really walk around with their "boil-over" figure in their mind and say "oh, this purchase would/would not be covered, along with all my other monthly expenses, by my disability insurance, or my life insurance policy, or my personal emergency fund…" ?
work for the gov't, don't use credit cards and be cheap. save as you go.
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@MissJenni2642… That was a serious question?
You could have a couple of months emergency living expenses as saving and not have those unnecessary debt repayments, so that you actually have a chance of getting another JOB before you lose your car, house, etc etc. If losing your job is the end of the *world*, then your world is gonna end at some point in your life.
You can PLAN for that stuff.
@MissJenni2642… That was a serious question?
You could have a couple of months emergency living expenses as saving and not have those unnecessary debt repayments, so that you actually have a chance of getting another JOB before you lose your car, house, etc etc. If losing your job is the end of the *world*, then your world is gonna end at some point in your life.
You can PLAN for that sh*t.
I really appreciate her.
People c an make fun of her and how she sounds all they want, but America and the world in general need to listen and take her words to heart. Look at the mess the US economy is in now, spending money we do not have and a debt left to burden future generations. God Bless Suzie!
She is a spaz.
im so glad SNL made fun of her haha