CNBC's "The Suze Orman Show"- Full Show

MESSAGE TO MOMS - A Mother's Day money message on what's most important when it comes to your money and kids. A young mother wants to start a new life but bad credit is holding her back. Viewers ask if they can afford glasses that help the color blind, a trip to see "Annie" on Broadway.

MY TAKE ON REAL ESTATE - Everyone is excited the real estate market is bouncing back, but is this really the time to jump in? A couple is tired of waking up to raw sewage in their bathroom and want out of their condo but aren't sure whether it's time to buy a home or not. Viewers ask if they can afford a Yamaha motorcycle, Amish-made custom furniture.

DIGGING OUT OF DEBT - Find out the differences between debt management and debt settlement companies and which one is the best route to take. A young couple is torn between paying down student loans or buying a house. Viewers ask if they can afford a wedding ring, laser skin resurfacing.

THE SUZE STRESS FACTOR - A message to everyone who gets stressed out watching The Suze Orman Show and why it's so important to overcome those feelings. A nurse juggling her family's $40K of debt wants off the 0% balance transfer train. Viewers ask if they can afford to hire a doula, get a dental procedure to whiten teeth.

MAXIMIZE YOUR MONEY - As tax day nears, Suze gives you ways to maximize your retirement accounts. A mother of 3 feels her family is living in survival mode and wants to know where all the money is going. Viewers ask if they can afford a new driveway, a last hurrah European vacation.

SUZE'S RULE FOR PARENTS - Thinking about college for your kids? Suze's warning on the one thing you should NOT do when it comes to paying for it. A 31-year-old woman in $200k of debt wants to break free of her parents' support but doesn't know how. Viewers ask if they can afford a Chanel clutch, Green Bay Packers season ticket upgrade.

THE NEW NORMAL - The new way you need to think about taking retirement and Social Security. A father of 4 faces tough cuts after maxing out the credit cards. Viewers ask if they can afford 2 ct. diamond earrings, a Maltese puppy.

MARRIAGE EQUALITY - A look at the financial and personal issues surrounding two potential landmark cases on marriage equality. A husband and wife look for help since they can't talk about money without an argument. Viewers ask if they can afford One Direction tickets, the ultimate dream swimming pool.

LITTLE CHANGES - How making small changes can lead to big results towards fixing your finances. A mother of 10 who was $3K a month in deficit when she was on the show in December, returns to give Suze an update on what's happened after the show. Viewers ask if they can afford a piar of old Yankee Stadium seats, doggy daycare.

12th YEAR KICKOFF! 3 MONEY RULES TO LIVE BY - As Suze kicks off her 12th year on the air, she shares 3 money rules that will turn your financial life around. A husband and wife can't agree whether they can afford to start a family. Viewers ask if they can afford a Louis Vuitton bag, a culinary management degree. Plus some Suze classic clips from the early days of the show!