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January 5, 2008 at 8:10 AM #129995January 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM #13002734f3f3fParticipant
The mother hen of domestic economics. Good, solid, frank, honest-to-goodness, no holds-barred, wrap-on-the-knuckles wisdom, freshly baked straight out of the oven. She’s a brick!
January 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM #13002934f3f3fParticipantThe mother hen of domestic economics. Good, solid, frank, honest-to-goodness, no holds-barred, wrap-on-the-knuckles wisdom, freshly baked straight out of the oven. She’s a brick!
January 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM #12985334f3f3fParticipantThe mother hen of domestic economics. Good, solid, frank, honest-to-goodness, no holds-barred, wrap-on-the-knuckles wisdom, freshly baked straight out of the oven. She’s a brick!
January 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM #13010034f3f3fParticipantThe mother hen of domestic economics. Good, solid, frank, honest-to-goodness, no holds-barred, wrap-on-the-knuckles wisdom, freshly baked straight out of the oven. She’s a brick!
January 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM #13013034f3f3fParticipantThe mother hen of domestic economics. Good, solid, frank, honest-to-goodness, no holds-barred, wrap-on-the-knuckles wisdom, freshly baked straight out of the oven. She’s a brick!
January 5, 2008 at 9:52 AM #130052speedingpulletParticipantI watched her show for the first time yesterday, and was heartened to hear her giving sound and conservative financial advice.
I only wish Gerri Willis on CNN could be so ‘tough love’.I particularly liked the “Can You Afford It?” section, especially when a 14-yr-old fan-boy ( trapped in the body of a 45-yr-old husband) called in to find out if he could ‘afford’ a life-size replica of Robbie the Robot, for a mere $25K.
This was a guy with only $100K in his 401(K) and $50K of savings…Suze actually rolled her eyes when he explained that he’d pay a downpayment and ‘finance’ the rest.
And, of course, asked the $64,000 question that pretty much every woman watching was asking themselves….”So, what does your WIFE think of this?…” embarrassed silence ensues… πPersonally, I find her a bit too OTT to watch for too long, but its still good to know that she pretty much rejects outright anyone who has debt of any kind – be it CC, Student loans, ARMS etc.. and tells them to get rid of ALL DEBT before going after big-ticket items.
And…some of the stuff people convince themselves they can afford to buy!
A guy was seriously thinking of going halves with sister and BiL on a Lakehouse for $44K (his share)- with a 10/0/80 mortgage, student loan, car lease payment and only $7K in savings. Sheesh…
January 5, 2008 at 9:52 AM #130054speedingpulletParticipantI watched her show for the first time yesterday, and was heartened to hear her giving sound and conservative financial advice.
I only wish Gerri Willis on CNN could be so ‘tough love’.I particularly liked the “Can You Afford It?” section, especially when a 14-yr-old fan-boy ( trapped in the body of a 45-yr-old husband) called in to find out if he could ‘afford’ a life-size replica of Robbie the Robot, for a mere $25K.
This was a guy with only $100K in his 401(K) and $50K of savings…Suze actually rolled her eyes when he explained that he’d pay a downpayment and ‘finance’ the rest.
And, of course, asked the $64,000 question that pretty much every woman watching was asking themselves….”So, what does your WIFE think of this?…” embarrassed silence ensues… πPersonally, I find her a bit too OTT to watch for too long, but its still good to know that she pretty much rejects outright anyone who has debt of any kind – be it CC, Student loans, ARMS etc.. and tells them to get rid of ALL DEBT before going after big-ticket items.
And…some of the stuff people convince themselves they can afford to buy!
A guy was seriously thinking of going halves with sister and BiL on a Lakehouse for $44K (his share)- with a 10/0/80 mortgage, student loan, car lease payment and only $7K in savings. Sheesh…
January 5, 2008 at 9:52 AM #129878speedingpulletParticipantI watched her show for the first time yesterday, and was heartened to hear her giving sound and conservative financial advice.
I only wish Gerri Willis on CNN could be so ‘tough love’.I particularly liked the “Can You Afford It?” section, especially when a 14-yr-old fan-boy ( trapped in the body of a 45-yr-old husband) called in to find out if he could ‘afford’ a life-size replica of Robbie the Robot, for a mere $25K.
This was a guy with only $100K in his 401(K) and $50K of savings…Suze actually rolled her eyes when he explained that he’d pay a downpayment and ‘finance’ the rest.
And, of course, asked the $64,000 question that pretty much every woman watching was asking themselves….”So, what does your WIFE think of this?…” embarrassed silence ensues… πPersonally, I find her a bit too OTT to watch for too long, but its still good to know that she pretty much rejects outright anyone who has debt of any kind – be it CC, Student loans, ARMS etc.. and tells them to get rid of ALL DEBT before going after big-ticket items.
And…some of the stuff people convince themselves they can afford to buy!
A guy was seriously thinking of going halves with sister and BiL on a Lakehouse for $44K (his share)- with a 10/0/80 mortgage, student loan, car lease payment and only $7K in savings. Sheesh…
January 5, 2008 at 9:52 AM #130155speedingpulletParticipantI watched her show for the first time yesterday, and was heartened to hear her giving sound and conservative financial advice.
I only wish Gerri Willis on CNN could be so ‘tough love’.I particularly liked the “Can You Afford It?” section, especially when a 14-yr-old fan-boy ( trapped in the body of a 45-yr-old husband) called in to find out if he could ‘afford’ a life-size replica of Robbie the Robot, for a mere $25K.
This was a guy with only $100K in his 401(K) and $50K of savings…Suze actually rolled her eyes when he explained that he’d pay a downpayment and ‘finance’ the rest.
And, of course, asked the $64,000 question that pretty much every woman watching was asking themselves….”So, what does your WIFE think of this?…” embarrassed silence ensues… πPersonally, I find her a bit too OTT to watch for too long, but its still good to know that she pretty much rejects outright anyone who has debt of any kind – be it CC, Student loans, ARMS etc.. and tells them to get rid of ALL DEBT before going after big-ticket items.
And…some of the stuff people convince themselves they can afford to buy!
A guy was seriously thinking of going halves with sister and BiL on a Lakehouse for $44K (his share)- with a 10/0/80 mortgage, student loan, car lease payment and only $7K in savings. Sheesh…
January 5, 2008 at 9:52 AM #130124speedingpulletParticipantI watched her show for the first time yesterday, and was heartened to hear her giving sound and conservative financial advice.
I only wish Gerri Willis on CNN could be so ‘tough love’.I particularly liked the “Can You Afford It?” section, especially when a 14-yr-old fan-boy ( trapped in the body of a 45-yr-old husband) called in to find out if he could ‘afford’ a life-size replica of Robbie the Robot, for a mere $25K.
This was a guy with only $100K in his 401(K) and $50K of savings…Suze actually rolled her eyes when he explained that he’d pay a downpayment and ‘finance’ the rest.
And, of course, asked the $64,000 question that pretty much every woman watching was asking themselves….”So, what does your WIFE think of this?…” embarrassed silence ensues… πPersonally, I find her a bit too OTT to watch for too long, but its still good to know that she pretty much rejects outright anyone who has debt of any kind – be it CC, Student loans, ARMS etc.. and tells them to get rid of ALL DEBT before going after big-ticket items.
And…some of the stuff people convince themselves they can afford to buy!
A guy was seriously thinking of going halves with sister and BiL on a Lakehouse for $44K (his share)- with a 10/0/80 mortgage, student loan, car lease payment and only $7K in savings. Sheesh…
January 5, 2008 at 10:23 AM #130190bsrsharmaParticipantwould that be 90% or 95% of the general population?
I suspect the callers she picks to air are not a random cross section of general population. She (her show) probably selects the most egregiously (financially) ignorant callers. Like Jay Leno's walk around interviews on the street.
January 5, 2008 at 10:23 AM #130159bsrsharmaParticipantwould that be 90% or 95% of the general population?
I suspect the callers she picks to air are not a random cross section of general population. She (her show) probably selects the most egregiously (financially) ignorant callers. Like Jay Leno's walk around interviews on the street.
January 5, 2008 at 10:23 AM #130091bsrsharmaParticipantwould that be 90% or 95% of the general population?
I suspect the callers she picks to air are not a random cross section of general population. She (her show) probably selects the most egregiously (financially) ignorant callers. Like Jay Leno's walk around interviews on the street.
January 5, 2008 at 10:23 AM #130087bsrsharmaParticipantwould that be 90% or 95% of the general population?
I suspect the callers she picks to air are not a random cross section of general population. She (her show) probably selects the most egregiously (financially) ignorant callers. Like Jay Leno's walk around interviews on the street.
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