Suze Orman says financial risk is shifting toward employed workers

Suze Orman says the financial danger is increasingly shifting toward people who are still employed.
The concern is that having a job no longer guarantees financial security when housing, debt service, insurance and everyday costs remain elevated.
That creates a different kind of household stress: income is still coming in, but expenses and financial obligations are rising faster.
For the broader economy, pressure on employed consumers matters because they drive the majority of discretionary spending.