Women & Money
Suze Orman's long-running case that financial power is not optional.
Suze Orman has argued for years that money is intertwined with self-worth, and the show leans into that: the advice is technical, but the framing is emotional — permission to want more, and a plan to get there.
Episodes move between listener letters and direct instruction, covering the practical machinery of retirement accounts, emergency funds, and estate basics, with a recurring insistence that women in particular protect their own long-term security first.
The delivery is warm but unsparing. Orman is happy to tell a listener their plan is wrong, then hand them a better one.
What you'll hear
- Emergency funds, retirement, and protecting your future self
- Listener letters answered without sugar-coating
- The 'people first, then money' philosophy in practice