Personal finance expert Suze Orman says Americans with no emergency savings have a 'financial tornado' coming their way.
Joined by SecureSave co-founder Devin Miller, Orman discusses why a good percentage of high income consumers are living paycheck to paycheck, and how employers can help.
Watch the full interview below to hear their take on the 4% rule for retirement, why rising interest rates are a bigger problem than inflation, and what young people can do today to secure their financial future.
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