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Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen)

Ask Suze Anything: July 16, 2020

Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen)

Suze Orman Media

Investing, Business

4.84.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

In this edition of Ask Suze Anything, Suze answers questions from Women & Money listeners Jessica, Mini, Joan, Gloria, Virginia, and Asuun.

They ask:

  • Should I take money from my savings account to pay off my student loans? Also, what is the best investment I should make in a new car?
  • I have a $30k lump sum, should I apply that to paying down my mortgage or invest it?
  • Is it too late to refinance in this environment?
  • What is the best way for me to pay off my credit cards?
  • I have a $2,500 emergency fund, what should I invest in?
  • Is it wise to refinance my condo?

Plus, we hear from listener Courtney who offers her perspective about people getting unemployment during the COVID-19 crisis.


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0:00.0

Hey everybody, I want you all to take advantage of the incredible interest rates that a

0:05.7

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0:15.2

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0:24.4

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0:30.7

www.alint.com.com. So you are not here and you are listening to the Women in Money Podcast.

1:00.7

July 16th, 2020, Susie O'Haren. Welcome to the Women in Money Podcast as well as the men smart enough to listen.

1:26.4

July 16th, you know what that date means? It means yesterday. Your taxes were due. And for me, I can remember years ago,

1:37.4

when, and this is really many, many years ago, when I owed taxes, but I never had the money to pay for them.

1:46.3

And I would hate April 15th. I would postpone it and I would postpone it and I would postpone it. And finally,

1:57.2

April 13th or 14th, I would go in and have my taxes done. Somehow miraculously, I scraped together the

2:04.9

money to pay my taxes. And then I felt so much better. Do you feel that way? Is that what happened to

2:12.8

you this year as well? Does that happen to you year after year? And then I started to realize,

2:19.7

Susie, what difference does it make if you just postpone the time from when your taxes are due,

2:27.2

meaning you didn't go in and do it in January or February or March. You waited until the last minute.

2:33.6

What difference does it make when you have to face that date every single year, no matter what?

2:40.8

And so that if you could just go and do it and get it over with, then it would free up your energy

2:47.9

and you would feel so much better. So rather than dreading that day, why don't you take that day on,

2:54.8

like a warrior? And guess what? I started to do that. And it really changed my life for me in that,

3:06.3

that I just felt more powerful. I felt like I didn't have to be afraid of this day. I'm going to

3:11.2

figure out this day and I'm going to go and I'm going to do my taxes. I don't know why I wanted to

3:18.4

tell you that story, but when you are afraid of something such as taxes, you've just got to do it.

3:29.5

So before I go on and answer your questions of Asusi anything, I just want to tell you two more

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