Suze Orman

Because there's less time to recover it if something goes wrong.

many of you are probably living on a fixed income.

And now you're seeing interest rates go down.

You're not getting as much on your CDs or in your treasuries.

You hear that it's even going to go down further.

You felt safe because it was in a money market account, making four, four and a half percent interest.

And now that's all the way down to three.

All of those things

play on you not feeling safe.

Underline the word safe.

By the way, do all of you have out your Susie notebooks?

Because there are things that I am probably going to say in this podcast, because I don't know exactly what I'm going to say yet, but that I have a feeling you're going to want to know and remember.

All right.

And I know I always say, well, you can come back and listen to the podcast.

But here's the problem.

You can't remember what podcast it was.

You don't want to do that.

Just read your notes.

All right.

The next thing that is really personal to you right now are health care costs.