Marilyn Suey launches Ask Marilyn video series for financial questions

Marilyn Suey, CEO and founder of The Diamond Group Wealth Advisors, has launched a short-form video series aimed at answering common questions about retirement, Medicare, Social Security, estate planning and business exit planning. The YouTube-based series is designed to make financial guidance easier to access for women, physicians, business owners and others seeking quick answers.

Why it matters: - The series targets people who want fast, practical answers to financial planning questions without sorting through long-form content. - The focus includes retirement, healthcare and wealth-transfer decisions that can affect long-term financial security. - Suey is positioning the videos as an easier entry point for people who are new to financial planning or unsure what to ask.

What happened: - Marilyn Suey, CEO and founder of The Diamond Group Wealth Advisors, launched the “Ask Marilyn” video series on June 29, 2026. - The blogcasts are available on YouTube as a playlist: the full series. - Suey said the reels are meant to deliver quick, practical answers to real-world questions in a format that fits busy schedules. - Suey is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional.

The details: - The series covers Medicare, Social Security, women’s wealth, estate planning, longevity planning, business owner exit planning and related topics. - Common questions addressed include whether someone can work and collect Social Security, how much money is needed to retire, what happens to Social Security after a spouse dies, how to leave a legacy to children and when to start planning a business exit strategy. - The content also covers wealth accumulation and preservation, women’s financial planning, tax planning, healthcare in retirement, retirement income strategies, long-term care planning and financial planning for physicians. - Additional topics include legacy and estate planning, longevity planning and healthy aging, wealth transfer to the next generation, and Medicare and Social Security education. - Suey said the questions often come up during everyday moments such as commuting, waiting in line or taking a break at work. - Women can submit questions by email at marily.suey@diamondgroupwealthadvisors.com or by commenting on Suey’s Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn accounts. - Suey said concise videos make financial information more approachable and can increase engagement and action.

Between the lines: - The launch extends Suey’s broader education effort through The Diamond Group Wealth Advisors and the Savvy Women Community. - The format reflects a wider shift toward short-form video as a way to simplify complex financial topics. - The emphasis on women, physicians and business owners suggests the series is built around the audiences Suey serves most often.

What's next: - Viewers can keep using the YouTube playlist as new questions and videos are added. - Suey is inviting more questions through email and social media comments, which suggests the series may expand based on audience demand. - The company is likely to continue using the format to promote financial education across retirement, wealth transfer and planning topics.

The bottom line: - Ask Marilyn turns financial planning into short, searchable video answers aimed at making complex decisions feel more manageable.