How To Save For Retirement: Suze Orman Shares Her Best Money Advice | TODAY

by | Nov 19, 2022 | Spousal IRA | 30 comments




Worried about having enough money for your retirement? TODAY welcomes personal finance expert Suze Orman, who answers pressing questions about your funds and offers advice to making your savings last.
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30 Comments

  1. sykes delano

    Covid says retire now before it kills you

  2. Thruthelookingglass

    Start saving while you are drinking from your baby bottle. You can retire at 40.

  3. Thruthelookingglass

    If you have more home than you really need downsize. She needs to say that as well-Smaller house or regular condo.

  4. Cecilia B

    If the key to retirement is not to own a home then why is it important to have the house paid off? Also Roth are not better. I'm at a much higher tax bracket now than I'll be at retirement. I also plan on retiring in state with no state income tax. Deferred taxes is like uncle Sam giving you a loan at zero percent interest for you to invest in until you retire.

  5. Lure Reviews

    What index fund?

  6. gino turano

    She has the worst advice the key for retirement is owning your home if you don't you will work till you die

  7. Mark Brown

    I wonder what Suze thinks with NFTs?????????

  8. Bernie

    Number one, you don't need a million dollars. Number two, it matters more how much you owe than it does how much you have. Set your goal to be debt free by the time you retire. I retired debt free in 2016 and haven't touched of dime of the retirement savings. The only way you can know for sure how much money you will need to save is to know the date of your death. Otherwise you are just guessing. Look at family history to get an idea and then do the math. The earlier you start saving the better. Set your budget at 90 percent of your take home pay. Put the 10 percent into savings and leave it there. Along the way you may need to dip into that account for emergencies. That's OK, but consider it a loan and pay yourself back. Your future self with thank you. It's not complicated math, it's grade school math. Being prepared for retirement is the single best gift you will ever give yourself.

  9. Rebecca creasy

    Great news, stock market investment still remain the easiest way to make money during this pandemic, i am really earning from it with the trading strategy of my financial adviser, i was about to make a profit of $162,000 just within the first 3 weeks of investing, it's really amazing.

  10. maria sandra

    When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. While there are no shortcuts to getting rich, there are smart ways to go about it

  11. Lisa Short

    Shame on you Today show for featuring her. She is a very loud and boisterous con artist, nothing more.

  12. Izzy

    They need to let Suze finish her sentences. It’s annoying.

  13. Mr. Tomato Head

    $200 a month 40 yrs ago would be like $600 now so when she says if you had done that starting in 1981 it's not as easy as it sounds. Also the max ira contribution amount in 1981 was $2000 which match the $6000 limit we have in 2021 when considering inflation. $1.4m won't sound all that great 40yrs from now. If you want a number that sounds that pretty 40yrs from now you should be maxing out your contributions and probably a little extra.

  14. Billy Johnson

    Orman your a fraud

  15. Bill Nolan

    Having a million-dollar portfolio is everyone’s retirement dream. Making that dream a reality requires some serious work and strategic planning.

  16. Joena Harper

    Suze I started putting money n IRA when I was 46yrs old, $200 per month n Millineum ..now I'm 50yrs old…how much do u think I will save money n my IRA….pls advise me and tell me

  17. Buryatia Ducky

    What are your thoughts on ETFs and Stocks with dividends?

  18. Jim1992a

    My 401k won’t match on the Roth contributions, only on pre-tax contributions, so I have to contribute both ways.

  19. Frank Arias

    This lady is a con

  20. bradsense !

    Why associate with this soulless scam artist Today Show.? Do your jurnolism and expose her!

  21. KevinfromHeaven

    PS We also have a record number of 80, 90, and 107 year olds getting evicted because jobs dont pay u enough to save for retirement. We need real Leaders to fix this.

  22. KevinfromHeaven

    "Yr money and yr life are one." She says. That's also why the suicide epidemic is excessively high because in the wealthiest country in the world, no pensions (retirement)and no healthcare r included. Suze talks as if everyone makes enough money and they have choices. Too many people dont get paid enough to save. We need people like Bezos, Musk, etc to be taxed instead of workers. We cant have basics so they can have what they dont need. Disgrace.

  23. Gilgreen Gil

    Wow I like this program

  24. ZODIAC

    Thank you Suzie

  25. james bond

    And the con continues on

  26. ohheytherelauren

    Living long & being financially secure did not age well into 2020…

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