"Suzie Orman is a CNBC commentator and does seminars across the
country. In my opinion of what I read in the first 2 posts, what you
get is a teaser, if you want more, I bet she will be glad to sell it to
you for more of your money."

I have this kit and it is VERY easy to use. I have Suze's books, etc.
and have always found her so helpful and able to put things in language
you can understand. That said, she launched a new web site which is
MUCH improved and I believe there is help there for you.

That said, I am not aware of this product being a "teaser" nor is there
anything "more" for sale in her site. The package is intended to be
complete. Maybe checking her web site will help.

JB wrote:
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JB-
Not necessarily answering your question here...but for self-help books
in this category I highly recommend Nolo Press - www.nolo.com - they
have a bunch of books and CDs for preparing the actual documents, as
well as overview kinds of books to explain which docs you might need.
They're all written by attorneys and have gone through multiple
revisions over the years. Nolo's books are good enough that many
attorneys (including me) keep them on the bookshelf.

SuzeO isn't a lawyer of course, though I suppose she may have a laywer
or ghost writing lawyer to write those materials for her. Based on your
comments it sounds like the materials are just an introduction without
the harder stuff on actually getting the docs done. If that's what you'd
need, check out Nolo's stuff.

-Tad

Ian Pilcher wrote:
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LOL! I like Suze, but she hurt her credibility by doing that GM ad.

Suzie Orman is a CNBC commentator and does seminars across the country. In
my opinion of what I read in the first 2 posts, what you get is a teaser,
if you want more, I bet she will be glad to sell it to you for more of
your money.

You can buy detailed books at www nolo.com
on trusts, wills, incorporating, etc.... and these books are not written
by snake oil salemen touting junk. A good book, seminar, etc... should be
selling the steak, not the sizzle.

JB wrote:
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Maybe it's full of adds for zero-percent car loans?

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The ad on the box says it contains the four "must have" documents: will,
revocable trust, durable power of attorney for health care and financial
power of attorney plus 50 forms that cover "practically every aspect of your
financial life". There are also 10 financial guidebooks.

Other than the four "must have" items, the contents of the CD are too vague
to make any sense to me and I cannot get further information from her site.

Have any of you reviewed this product and have an opinion to share?