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The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+

Suze Gives You The Straight Talk On:

♦Moves to make—And not to make—While you’re still working

♦How to invest safely in retirement—With just the right amount of risk

♦Out-of-the-box ideas to find a new role for your next act

♦How to lower your living costs now in ways that can have a big impact down the road

♦Decisions to make before the age of 70

♦Roth IRAs, 401 (k)s, Annuities, HSAs, and long-term care insurance

♦The must-have documents to put into place today

♦The five laws of money to take with you into your ultimate retirement years (Some of them may surprise you)

♦And much more!

Retirement has evolved significantly and is now more intricate than it has been. The experience of retiring today is vastly different from what previous generations encountered.

Individuals are faced with a multitude of decisions that were not even considered a generation ago. With no straightforward guide to help manage the savings you have accumulated, it can often feel isolating and overwhelming as you navigate this new terrain.

Fortunately, you are not alone in this journey, as Suze Orman is here to support you. As one of the most recognized experts in personal finance in America, Suze has dedicated her career to providing practical and actionable advice to those seeking financial stability. In the Ultimate Retirement Guide for those aged 50 and above, she addresses the latest changes in retirement legislation and offers straightforward guidance and essential tools to help you make informed decisions about your retirement in today’s dynamic environment.

Within this guide, you will discover updated strategies for downsizing, making wise spending choices, and deciding when to claim Social Security benefits, all tailored to your current situation. Suze understands that financial choices are deeply intertwined with your aspirations, fears, and the well-being of your loved ones. She aims to help you release feelings of regret and anxiety, providing you with both practical advice and emotional support to ensure you can achieve the retirement life you envision. Suze emphasizes her commitment to helping those who feel worried or uncertain about their future, as she has spent her life guiding individuals toward a fulfilling and secure retirement.

Suze Orman

Suze Orman is a distinguished television host who has garnered two Emmy Awards, authored ten consecutive bestsellers on the New York Times list, and is widely recognized as America’s foremost expert in personal finance. Her influence extends to being one of the leading motivational speakers globally, showcasing her ability to inspire and educate audiences on financial matters.

Notably, Orman holds the record as the most successful fundraiser in PBS history and has been honored with an impressive eight Gracie Awards, which celebrate excellence in programming that highlights women’s contributions in radio, television, and cable.

Her accolades include being named twice to the prestigious Time 100 list, ranking among Forbes’ World’s 100 Most Powerful Women, and being recognized by Barron’s as one of the 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance. For thirteen years, she hosted The Suze Orman Show on CNBC, contributed to O:

The Oprah Magazine for sixteen years, and has been a contributing editor for The Costco Connection for nineteen years. Currently, she engages audiences through her widely acclaimed Women & Money podcast.

In 2016, Orman was appointed as the official personal finance educator for the United States Army and Army Reserve, reflecting her commitment to financial literacy. Additionally, she advocates for the National Domestic Violence Hotline, focusing on raising awareness and empowering women who have experienced financial abuse.

Her groundbreaking work in reshaping the American perspective on personal finance has earned her an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from the University of Illinois and an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree from Bentley University, along with the National Equality Award from the Human Rights Campaign, underscoring her significant impact in both finance and social advocacy.