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hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one joining me is personal finance expert suze orman she is a new york times best selling author best known for c.n. be seashell the suzy orman show she has over 24000000 books in circulation this like this like tom clancy if you knew how to operate a calculator and has a new book called the ultimate retirement guide for 50 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime what's up kiddo are you doing today happy to be here with you and congratulations on your new show now well thank you and look at the beautiful backdrop you have the loveliest decor of anybody we've interviewed i don't know where you are in my living room my dad that's where we are right now. it's beautiful so that i like i love your taste and by the way if you write another book your 11th book should be about filing personal bankruptcy in case people need to walk through it and every chapter in the book should be chapter 11. but you know there's also a chapter 7 i should have done that you know if they're for books they go right ahead but you know he's selling a lot

financial expert suze orman is here with a plan to help all of us during this covid-19 crisis. and getthe pandemic. an all new "tamron hall" starts now. - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. it's day 26 since new york shut down, and the number of infected cases is leveling off. it's day 87 since we saw the first case in seattle. from the beginning, the blame game and finger-pointing has shifted from different groups to different political parties, and there continues to be anger and hostility directed at asian-americans for something they had nothing to do with. a man in midland, ohio, is accused of brutally attacking three members of the same asian family, one of them a 2-year-old child in that family, as they were out shopping. they survived the attack, but the scars and terror were never leave. andrew yang has been off the national stage since he ended his 2020 presidential bid, but he's using his voice to sound the alarm about these disturbing cases against asian-americans. d andrew us nowomyber hall. andrew of course i want to first start off with the most important people in y

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one joining me is personal finance expert suze orman she is a new york times best selling author best known for c.n. be c. show the suzy orman show she has over 24000000 books in circulation this like this like tom clancy if you knew how to operate a calculator and has a new book called the ultimate retirement guide for 50 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime what's up kiddo are you doing today happy to be here with you and congratulations on your new show well thank you and look at the beautiful backdrop you have the loveliest decor of anybody we've interviewed i don't know where it will resemble in my living room my dad that's where we are right now. it's beautiful so that i like i love your taste and by the way if you write another book your 11th book should be about falling personal bankruptcy in case people need to walk through it and every chapter.

one on one with personal finance expert suze orman her advice for surviving the current economic turmoil on this edition politic. for the politicking on larry king the coven 1000 pandemic has rewritten the rules on economics in the united states and around the globe it's a pleasure to welcome suzy orman personal finance expert number one new york times best selling author with her device was surviving the economic turmoil of the day she is also the host of the women and money podcast and her latest book is the all of it we're time a guide for 15 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime but we start with the basics susie has the pandemic changed the way we should look at our finances. well i hope it does larry i'm sorry there obviously that the pandemic happened but we need to look at our finances in a very in a very more realistic way you know forever i've always said to you when everybody you need at least an 8 month emergency fund you need that and this was a perfect example of those people who didn't have an emergency fund of some spam themselves stand in food lines

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one joining me is personal finance expert suze orman she is a new york times best selling author best known for c n b c show the suzy orman show she has over 24000000 books in circulation this like this like tom clancy if you knew how to operate a calculator and has a new book called the ultimate retirement guide for 50 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime what's up kiddo are you doing today happy to be here when.

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one joining me is personal finance expert suze orman she is.

suze orman, personal finance guru. welcome to the program.reat to see you. >> thank you, my friend. thank you so much. stuart: very limited time. see what you can pack into a couple of minutes. give our viewers some advice on what to do with the $2 trillion that's in their bank accounts. >> well, i wish each person had $2 trillion in their bank account but the truth of the matter is, stuart, as you know, most people prior to the covid virus, they had maybe $400 in their bank account. at this point in time, if that's all the money that you have, you don't have at least an eight-month emergency fund, can you just leave it in your bank account. because we really still don't know, are you going to get your job back, is the virus going to come back with a vengeance so just stay safe at this point in time, because also remember, stuart, very shortly now, you are going to have unemployment benefits stop, at least the $600 a week as of july 31st. the student loans are going to have to start being repaid, your mortgages, your rents, your car payments.

everything that you have going on in your life right now is all of your listeners should go to suzee as you see each orman r m a n audio dot com and they can stream for 30 days my audio version of this book absolutely free it's 12 hours and 30 minutes of concepts that i know most of them have never heard before and really the book is about what do you do when you're 50 what do you do when you're 60 what do you do when you're 71 what do you do when you you're 80 the conversations that you need to have with your adult children who need to stop asking you for money you know there comes a time in all of your lives when you get older that your money needs to go for you and your needs stop keeping these large homes so that your kids can come home once a year and you have 3 bedrooms that are empty all the time downsize now can every penny that you can save now and invest is going to mean that you're going to be able to enjoy your ultimate retirement when you are 70809100 because chances are you're going to. live till about that time so you've got to now think about new ways of how to invest given that interest r