My Husband Has Dementia, What Can I Do?
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Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen)
42 min
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5 chapters
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What is the purpose of the episode’s opening and why does Suze promote an emergency savings account?
Hi everybody, Suzio here now. What is the goal of money? The goal of money is for you to be secure. And there is no better way for you to be secure than having an emergency savings account. It is essential for your financial foundation. So all of you should be participating in the ultimate opportunity savings account at Align Credit Union. Go to my iAliant.com to find out more and be secure.
Okay, everyone, welcome to the Women in Money Podcast and everyone smart enough to listen. This is Ask Katie and Susie Anything Sunday, August ninth, 2026. Do you believe it? I can't believe it's a good idea.
But I cannot believe it. Why does your hair look like that?
I they need to see it. No one can see it except for you. My hair is going in every direction, north, south, southwest, northeast, every possible compass direction you can think of. Why? Because I just got it cut and instead of doing anything, I got out of the pool and bam, dr dried it off and that's what I got. Oh, listen to her. That's not nice. All right, Susie, I'm gonna start. Why did you pay for that? That is not nice. Oh my god. That's so not nice.
Usually your hair is so perfect.
Not this morning. It's very early. All right, go on, Kate. Okay. So Susie has an announcement for everyone and I want you to listen up because we're gonna be there.
Yes, and that announcement is October 3rd and 4th in LA. I want all of you to go to Susieorman.com slash empower E-M-P-O-W-E-R and check it out. Because if you happen to be in the LA area or you even want to travel to the LA area, Hay House is putting on a two Day event with 16 of their top authors. Dr. Mindy will be there. I'm going to be there. I will be the closing keynote on October 4th. So come on down. But if you do anything, check it out because maybe you'll be able to zoom in. Who knows? I don't know what else they have planned, but check it out. It's going to be quite the Jay all right, Katie.
That's in honor of her birthday. Who is her? Louise Hayes one hundredth. She would have been one hundred on I think October eighth.
Eighth, right? So it's right around there a few days later. But for those of you who don't know, oh what a great woman. Louise was one of the most magnificent human beings. Forget woman, magnificent human beings God ever created. And all she ever wanted was for all of you to love yourself. to have a great life, to have a positive life, to create the life that you want. And in my opinion, she started that with you can heal yourself and millions and millions of books and did all these events and really extraordinary, lived to her nineties. And I'm telling you, I only wish you had met her. Maybe many of you did, but To honor her is really to honor yourself, which is why they're calling it the empower. Workshop.
All right, Katie. She was the best.
Okay, my first question isn't a question. It's a statement. All right. It's a great statement. I love this one. This is from I can't stop looking at your head. This is from Can you put a hat on? Want me to put a cap on? Right, never mind. I'll be right back. All right, this is from Noreen and it said, Your advice paid off again, Susie. Uh-oh. I love this. She said, Thank you for advising that if I put my adult child on our credit cards, it would build his credit scores and ratings. My son just bought his first car with an eight hundred and ten credit score, totally accredited. To my 833 score, and was able to get an apartment on his own without having me co-sign for either. Great advice, as always, Susie. Thank you.
The significance of the car is that I did not have to co-sign on the auto purchase. Removes me from any liability, which is fantastic. Yay, yay, yay. That's what
She wrote Yay. So for all of you who don't know what she's actually talking about, the truth is all of you, whether you know it or not, have a FICO score, a credit score. And the one that most creditors still look at to this day is the one from Fair Isaac Corporation. And that score goes to a high of 850. If you're below 500, trust me, you Are absolutely already FICO'd. The higher your FICO score, the lower your interest rates, the lower your FICO score, the higher your interest rates.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the purpose of the episode’s opening and why does Suze promote an emergency savings account?
0:00–7:01
2
How does Suze announce the upcoming LA Empower event and why should listeners consider attending?
7:01–15:25
3
What credit‑building strategy does Suze recommend for adult children and how does it work?
15:25–27:28
4
Why does Suze advise against co‑signing for a child’s car or apartment and what are the risks?
27:28–39:59
5
How should listeners decide between a Roth IRA, traditional IRA, and 401(k) contributions?
39:59–42:51