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Let's consider six of Orman's tips that are particularly brutally honest. Follow them now to build wealth and secure financial freedom.

When it comes to investing, even well-intentioned advice from a friend can steer you down the wrong path. That's the message personal finance expert Suze Orman delivered on a recent episode of her "Women Money" podcast, where she issued a sharp warning against purchasing indexed annuities — especially when the…

Estate planning myths are everywhere, and they often come from the most trusted sources. Many people believe what they hear from familiar brands or companies, assuming these household names have all the answers. But when it comes to estate planning, even the most respected organizations can unintentionally spread outdated or…

Keep reading to learn Orman's No. 1 tip for building wealth and the strategies she recommends.

Quantum stocks ended the month of August with a mostly quiet week, and a couple of quantum computing companies were highlighted by prominent financial personalities. 

When finances and family blend in a second marriage, questions about fairness, love, and legacy often follow. That's what one listener asked Suze Orman about on her "Women Money" podcast. 

When it comes to retirement savings, the rules around Roth IRAs can be confusing — even for experienced investors. One listener of Suze Orman's "Women Money" podcast recently discovered a little-known regulation that means he won't be able to touch part of his retirement money until 2030.

Suze Orman explained why childless couples still need trusts, covering incapacity protection and why joint ownership isn't enough for financial security.

Suze Orman shares 5 critical money mistakes to avoid if you want to protect your finances and build long-term wealth. Are you making one of them?

Suze Orman, the renowned personal finance expert, has recently shared her top stock picks, her take on cryptocurrencies, and her biggest investing mistake in a recent interview.

Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” adds a new senior tax deduction, but doesn’t change Social Security taxes -- offering retirees potential savings on taxable income through 2029.