Suze Orman: Long car loans may signal financial risk

Suze Orman: Long car loans may signal financial risk
Long car loans show financial risk

Suze Orman, financial advisor / author at Self-employed, warns that car loans extending six to eight years often indicate consumers are purchasing vehicles beyond their means.

Orman cautions that turning a depreciating asset into long-term debt increases financial risk for buyers.

Orman has previously advocated early financial planning for families, recommending that starting a Roth IRA for children or grandchildren can provide a lasting legacy compared to traditional gifts. She also recently announced a free webinar on investing and retirement strategies with Keith Fitz-Gerald. These initiatives reflect her ongoing focus on long-term personal financial health.

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