I don’t know if you guys have ever seen Suze Orman, but she has a financial advice shown on CNBC. I think it’s a weekly show. Anyhoo, her show appears to be aimed at people who are less than financially savvy. Some of the calls that come in from viewers are almost unbelievable in that the callers convey an almost total lack of financial common sense.
I’ve only caught segments of her show in the past, but tonight I watched her entire show. I was surprised in that most of her advice seemed to be spot on. For example, at the start of the show she had a little monoglogue on real estate. She said that she expects real estate prices in California, Nevada, Florida to continue to decline for another two years. She advised sellers in those states to lower prices (I think she said below the lowest comp) if they wanted to sell.
During the call-in segment, she chastised a caller for taking out an adjustable-rate mortgage he couldn’t afford. She further went on to say that all buyers in the bubble knew they couldn’t afford their mortgages but they went ahead and did it anyway. Her basic message was that buyers can’t plead ignorance now because they all knew exactly what they were doing.
I was nice to see a member of the main-stream media tell it like it is.
She seems to do a pretty good job of giving run-of-the-mill financial advice. Just with a female giving it instead of a man. Nothing wrong with that, but no new information, just re-packaging.
She seems to do a pretty good job of giving run-of-the-mill financial advice. Just with a female giving it instead of a man. Nothing wrong with that, but no new information, just re-packaging.
She seems to do a pretty good job of giving run-of-the-mill financial advice. Just with a female giving it instead of a man. Nothing wrong with that, but no new information, just re-packaging.
She seems to do a pretty good job of giving run-of-the-mill financial advice. Just with a female giving it instead of a man. Nothing wrong with that, but no new information, just re-packaging.
She seems to do a pretty good job of giving run-of-the-mill financial advice. Just with a female giving it instead of a man. Nothing wrong with that, but no new information, just re-packaging.
I used to watch her show on Saturday pretty regularly, I think there is a lot more information here on these blogs for those that want more than just basic “save more spend less” type advice.
I used to watch her show on Saturday pretty regularly, I think there is a lot more information here on these blogs for those that want more than just basic “save more spend less” type advice.
I used to watch her show on Saturday pretty regularly, I think there is a lot more information here on these blogs for those that want more than just basic “save more spend less” type advice.
I used to watch her show on Saturday pretty regularly, I think there is a lot more information here on these blogs for those that want more than just basic “save more spend less” type advice.
