Suze has shared the best of the best, the simplest and most direct info and advice for us all to learn from. I have shared her book, her podcasts, her email newsletters, and her great resources now with family, friends and clients as they have need and willingness to learn. Suze Orman wants to make all our lives healthy, comfortable and content in so many ways. We all are here to learn and choose a better way to live. Please take the best care of yourself everyday.

Betty Lue

A prep guide for future retirement.

We had hired a commission based financial advisor and used her services for a few years. I don’t want even think about how much money we unknowingly gave her. We knew it was something, but thought it was much less than it was. But I didn’t understand finances so I thought it was necessary. Luckily I kept following financial advice podcasts and posts that repeatedly said you should not pay someone a commission for helping you with your finances; if you want help, get a fee based advisor. We thought a commission based advisor would be better because they would be so invested in making our money grow because it would benefit them; but this financial advisor didn’t do anything with our money except put it in an index fund and tell us how the fund was doing. We had to ask about HYSAs and HSAs and found out later that anytime we added money to an account, commission was taken-that should not happen. We now do it ourselves so I need to understand more about what we’re doing, so in addition to podcasts, I read this book. It is clearly written and if I didn’t quite understand something, I asked AI. With all of the tools available to people now, financial advisors who just put money in an index fund are going to be out of a job and quite frankly, should be. We never got any kind of advice except to leave the money in the index fund and put money in as we are able. We don’t need to pay a commission to someone to tell us that. This book affirms that opinion and gives some options. One we’re going to need to look into soon is long term care insurance which absolutely does not sound fun to pay for, but is definitely a consideration.

Great message and very informative

She explained many things I didn’t understand in clear simple terms. I’ve saved a lot but now, at 67, I need to learn better how to manage it in retirement. I loved her personal stories too and life philosophy advice - that makes the book more meaningful.

This is very good retirement guidebook. It provides the information that I needed.

I just received the book and am looking forward to reading it. Unfortunately, the book arrived damaged with some of the pages ripped. I am very disappointed about receiving a damaged product. I hope the information in it will be helpful.

I have been a Suze Orman fan for many, many years. I was a fan of her tv show, have read past books, and was even on the "can you afford it?" segment of her show. She has been instrumental in my financial health and never steers you wrong.

As I'm nearing retirement I wanted to gain more information about this stage of my financial planning and this book did not disappoint. I found the sections on understanding social security, investment strategies for this stage of my career, health and long-term care, and estate planning particularly helpful. You do not need to read this book from cover to cover. You can pick the section that is of interest at the moment and come back to the others when you need them.

This will be a book that I refer back to often.

Great book full of insights. I didn't understand how to retire and this book is such a truthful insightful way to retire with money.

I've followed Suze Orman for years and this book is as helpful as I've always found her to be. The terminology may be different, the products for retirement savings have different rules, but the principles she teaches are as relevant wherever you live. How to choose a financial advisor, what sort of investments carry more security into retirement - and more, all serve to give you confidence moving into your retirement years. Thank you Suze Orman!

Nothing I didn’t already know. But would be good for those who have not yet read up or planned for their retirement.

Great advice book! If you are serious about your retirement

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