Suze Orman spoofed by Saturday Night Live

Zac Bissonnette
May 12th 2008 at 9:00AM

Filed under: Wealth

Last week we posted a video that featured Suze Orman giving sage advice about one of her favorite topics: debt.

This weekend, the funny people at Saturday Night Live lampooned the money maven and the results were hysterical. I like Suze as much as just about anyone, but her tendency to overemphasize unimportant words is just too easy to make fun of. Take a look below.

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