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Super Soul · September 9, 2026 · 1h 2m

Suze Orman at the Apollo: Women and Money, Part 1

Suze Orman
Show Notes

In a live appearance at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater, financial expert Suze Orman discusses the relaunch of her bestselling book 'Women & Money'. She argues that now is the right time for women to take control of their finances, offering practical advice on protection, spending, and future security. She emphasizes that money is not an end in itself but a means to a full and meaningful life. Orman also shares her personal story of growing up on Chicago's South Side, working as a waitress until 30, and rising to become one of the country's top financial advisers.

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Highlights

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Women Must Take Control of Their Finances
Suze Orman argues that women can no longer afford to be passive about money and must actively manage their finances to achieve security and independence.
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Money Is a Means, Not an End Goal
Suze reframes money as a tool for creating a meaningful life, not as an end to accumulate for its own sake.
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Editorial

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From Waitress to Financial Adviser: A Late Start Is Still a Start
Suze Orman shares her unlikely path: growing up on Chicago's South Side, working as a waitress until age 30, and then becoming one of the country's most successful financial advisers.
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References

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Women & Money — Suze Orman (2018) — Relaunched edition, the basis for her talk and advice

Misc

✧The event was held at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater to a sold-out audience.
✧Suze Orman grew up on Chicago's South Side and worked as a waitress until age 30 before becoming a financial adviser.
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