"An especially useful book for people who are young, in debt, and inexperienced. Fabulous!" --
The Miami Herald "Ah, how we wish we'd read something like this when we were young, fabulous, and stupid. Financial advice for the loan-saddled, credit-card-maxed-out twenty-five to thirty-five-year-old set." --
The Seattle Times "Orman does a good job of addressing in her friendly, conversational style the financial topics relevant to a younger audience." --
The Kansas City Star "Orman has made her reputation being a financial know-it-all, and she is out in full force with her latest. As always, she doesn't mince words... Orman's writing is direct, her tone friendly. Orman believes in empowering her young readers by talking to them straight... Each page draws you in with tips, questions, strategies, and lots of information. It is a lively book." --
Pittsburgh Tribune Review "Downright useful... Orman takes on the financial woes of the under-thirty-five crowd in this how-to book that tackles the mystery behind credit ratings, when to finance your dream business with credit-card debt, and how to talk to your boyfriend about his check-bouncing habit." --
Publishers Weekly "The first to target teens and twentysomethings, and she adapts her message appropriately, offering 'The Lowdown' on topics from credit scores to career moves to consolidating school debt." --
Newsweek "Written in a noncondescending manner, and Orman modifies some of the suggestions she has made for her older readers." --
New York Post "Unlike other finance books, this one is accessible and addresses real problems. In her usual passionate tone, Orman counsels how to consolidate student loans, how to squeeze a bit more money out of your paycheck if you're making just enough to get by, how to deal practically with credit-card debt, how to shop for a new or used car, what type of auto insurance to purchase, and how to focus on getting the right job." --
The Hartford Courant
Suze Orman is the author of four consecutive
New York Times bestsellers, The
9 Steps to Financial Freedom;
The Courage to Be Rich;
The Road to Wealth; and
The Laws of Money, The Lessons of Life; and the national bestsellers,
You've Earned It, Don't Lose It and
Suze Orman's Financial Guidebook. The host of her own national award-winning CNBC-TV show, which airs every Saturday night, she is a contributing editor to
O: The Oprah Magazine and is the featured writer on Yahoo! Personal Finance with her bi-weekly
Money Matters series. She has written, co-produced, and hosted four PBS specials based on her bestselling books, which are among the network's most successful fundraisers ever. The most recent, inspired by
The Laws of Money,
The Lessons of Life, earned her an Emmy award.
A Certified Financial Planner Professional®, Suze Orman directed the Suze Orman Financial Group from 1987-1997, served as Vice President — Investments for Prudential Bache Securities from 1983-87, and from 1980-83, was an Account Executive at Merrill Lynch. In 2003 she was inducted into the Books for Better Life Awards' Hall of Fame in recognition of her ongoing contributions to self-improvement. A highly sought-after public speaker worldwide, she was profiled in Worth magazine's 100th issue as among those "who have revolutionized the way America thinks about money."
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