The Suze Orman Show

The Suze Orman Show premieres on March 9, 2002 on CNBC. The show began as a taped broadcast of her daily radio show. In this first episode, Suze leads off with Financial Clutter. How many months, days or years do you need to keep your files? Plus, calls about declaring bankruptcy, borrowing from a 401(k) to buy a house, and selling a home to invest the money.

No matter your age or sex, there will be a time in your life when you will go through "moneypause," when the flow of money has stopped. Find out what the symptoms are and the three easy solutions to it. Suze answers calls on taking money from an IRA to pay of credit card debt, converting from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, and what to do if you can't pay off your debt.

In this episode, Suze tackles many questions on credit card debt and the best ways to pay it down. Which debt do you pay down first: student loans or credit cards? Your rights if you rent month-to-month. Plus, Suze veers off a question on rent to wave some red flags to a young woman planning to buy a home with her boyfriend.

Suze begins with a call from a mother and daughter and she takes them on a financial ride they never expected. Other calls include paying off mortgages early, saving for a child's education, the importance of self-worth so you can build net worth. Plus, learn Suze's financial mantra to help change your situation.

This is one of the first shows where Suze focuses on women and the financial fears that they face. It begins with Katie who is about to turn 60, is in considerable debt, and extremely worried about her future. Other calls include questions on buying condos, cashing in a 401(k), and living revocable trusts.

Consolidating credit card debt kicks off the show which also includes calls on wills & trusts, giving money to your parents, home equity loans, saving for college, selling stocks when your portfolio is down, and series I bonds.