Hey, everybody. Do what I did open a CD today for 12 to 17 months. Your choice, you can get 5.15%

interest or you can take Susie's lead and go for the jumbo. That's $75,000 minimum deposit

for 5.2%. How do they do it, Katie? Go to myalliant.com slash ultimate. When do you want them to do it?

Today, today, today, today, today, today. There you go. Yeah, baby.

Okay, Susie, are you ready for today's podcast?

Oh, you bet I am because I'm unstoppable.

I'm unstoppable today. September 17th, 2023. Hi, everybody. This is Susie's producer Robert

here and welcome to the Women in Money podcast and everyone smart enough to listen. So Susie and

Katie are back. They're safe here in the United States after their adventures in Italy and Spain.

But today, I'm going to invoke one of my responsibilities as producer.

And that's giving Susie a few extra days off before we produce a new episode.

I can tell you that Susie and Katie will be back this Thursday for an Ask, Katie and Susie anything

podcast. And I'm sure they will have wonderful highlights from their journey. Now speaking of

highlights, today, we're going to hear part of an episode that we published in June called Look

for Change. We hope you enjoy. All right. It is Susie school today and the topic of Susie school

today is change. How does change and what happens in the world affect how you invest and what you

invest in? It was 1980. And I first became a stock broker at Merrill Lynch and I was so proud to

be a stock broker. And to be a stock broker, you have to study and get your Siri 7 exam and know

everything about the economy and all of these things so that you really know how to invest people's

money theoretically speaking because learning about it and doing it is a whole nother thing.

However, during that time, I was the only woman stockbroker. Most of the other 105 stockbrokers

all male were so much older than me. It's not even funny. And I wanted to learn. I would always

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