Revisiting: Honesty, Transparency And Respect

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4.6 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2021

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

While Suze and KT are taking a few days off, we’ll revisit part of an episode published in February 2020, where Suze shared stories meant to teach and inspire us all to rise above traumatic circumstances.

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, Suzy Orman here and Katie and welcome to the Women in Money Podcast and everyone's
0:06.0	smart enough to listen. And both of us are so proud to have this podcast sponsored by a
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0:19.4	simply go to myalliant.com and why all L I A and T dot com open an account and deposit $100
0:30.9	a month every month for 12 consecutive months. What's going to happen Katie? Alliant is going to pay
0:36.5	you a bonus of $100. That is the place that both of us want you to save. So go to myalliant.com
0:45.8	and do what Katie look for Suzy and start saving now. November 4th 2021. Hi everybody, this is
0:54.5	Robert Suzy and Katie's podcast producer. Suzy and Katie are fine. They're just taking the week off
1:02.4	for a well-deserved break and we all need that from time to time. But we didn't want to not
1:09.4	put out a show. So we're going to revisit part of an episode that was originally published in
1:15.4	February of 2020 called honesty, transparency and respect. And you're going to hear a couple of
1:23.2	really heartwarming and inspirational stories. So we hope you enjoy it and thanks for listening.
1:53.4	So many of you, so many of you have been writing in because you know I've been talking about financial
2:13.0	abuse for a long time now on this podcast. But recently so many of you have been writing in
2:19.9	in about how you feel that you have been financially abused by your parents in particular your father.
2:30.9	So I want to read this one email that I got not so long ago. I actually got an on February 9th 2020.
2:42.1	And I'm just going to call this woman Kay. I'm just going to refer to her as Kay.
2:46.9	And her email really moved me. And it's a little bit long so I ask you to have patience.
2:56.9	But it's a fascinating email. And she says to me, Hi Susie. I heard your call for stories of abuse
3:08.3	on your recent podcast. First let me say that I am doing well now and I have a pension, investment
3:15.9	income, social security, and a home that I love. But it was a lot of work with mental health
3:24.1	professionals, including friends and a husband who is a gifted psychologist who helped me get here.
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