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If It’s Not in the Budget, Now What?
Jun 23, 2026
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Your Life Insurance Math Is Probably Outdated
Jun 17, 2026
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Where Is Your Heart? A 90-Day Money Audit
Jun 10, 2026
17m 19s
The Real Cost of Homeschooling—and How Families Make It Work
Jun 3, 2026
41m 29s
How to Send Your Kids to College Without Going Broke
May 27, 2026
12m 53s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() If It’s Not in the Budget, Now What? | In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira talk about what to do when something comes up mid-month and it was definitely not in the budget.Maybe it is a great Costco deal, a last-minute opportunity, or something you suddenly really want. The purchase itself may not be the problem. The real question is what happens in the gap between wanting it and buying it.Jonathan and Amanda walk through how to handle impulse purchases with more temperance, communication and they explain why a budget should not be so rigid that it leaves no room for real life, but also should not be so flexible that every category gets erased and rewritten until the plan no longer means anything.📌 In this episode:Why impulse purchases are not always automatically badHow to slow down before making an unplanned purchaseQuestions to ask when you want something that is not in the budgetWhy scarcity and “good deals” can cloud your judgmentHow to know whether a purchase serves your current prioritiesWhy the money has to come from somewhereHow to talk with your spouse about unexpected spendingWhy fun money can help prevent reactionary impulse purchasesHow temperance applies to your monthly budgetWhy budgeting makes financial flexibility possibleA good budget gives your money a plan, but it also gives you a way to make wise changes when real life happens.Stay tuned for the Catholic Budget Reset, coming soon from WalletWin, which will include the Budgeting Super Sheet and help you get a stronger handle on your monthly money plan. | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() Your Life Insurance Math Is Probably Outdated | In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira talk about a financial task many families know they should revisit but often put off: life insurance.After growing their family and realizing their original policies no longer matched their current reality, Jonathan and Amanda share why life insurance needs to be reviewed as your family changes. What made sense before kids, or with one or two children, may no longer be enough after more children, a larger mortgage, higher expenses, inflation, or a change in family needs.They explain why term life insurance can be an act of love and stewardship, especially for families with dependents. The goal is not to create a windfall, but to make sure your spouse and children would be financially cared for if the unthinkable happened.📌 In this episode:Why your life insurance math changes as your family growsWhen to review your current life insurance coverageWhy new babies, adoption, a larger mortgage, higher expenses, or special needs may change the amount you needWhy many Catholic families may want to consider a 30-year term policyHow to think through what your spouse and children would actually needWhy both spouses usually need life insurance, even if one spouse does not earn an outside incomeHow hidden household labor should be valued when calculating coverageWhy Jonathan and Amanda recommend term life insurance over whole lifeHow life insurance fits into caring for your family with prudence and loveIf your family has grown, your expenses have changed, or you have not reviewed your policy in years, this episode is a good reminder to run the numbers again and make sure your family would be protected.For help organizing your important family information, including life insurance details and will information, check out the Catholic Family Emergency Binder at walletwin.com/binder | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Where Is Your Heart? A 90-Day Money Audit✨ | money auditspending habits+4 | — | Catholic Budget GuideCatholic Money Academy+2 | — | money auditspending+5 | — | 17m 19s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() The Real Cost of Homeschooling—and How Families Make It Work✨ | homeschoolingfinancial strategies+3 | Amanda Teixeira | Homeschool Connections PodcastWalletWin | — | homeschooling costsbudgeting strategies+3 | — | 41m 29s | |
| 5/27/26 | ![]() How to Send Your Kids to College Without Going Broke✨ | college costsfinancial planning+3 | Jonathan Teixeira | Relevant RadioThe Catholic Money Academy+1 | — | college expensestuition+6 | — | 12m 53s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Tax Refunds, Stocking Up, and Spending with Prudence✨ | tax refundsfinancial prudence+5 | Amanda TeixeiraJonathan Teixeira | WalletWinRelevant Radio | — | tax refundbudgeting+5 | — | 50m 06s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() Moral Investing: How Catholics Differ from Dave Ramsey✨ | moral investingCatholic worldview+3 | — | Catholic Financial PlannersWalletWin+2 | — | moral investingCatholic Financial Planners+3 | Catholic Financial Planners Network | 47m 37s | |
| 5/6/26 | ![]() How WalletWin is Different from Dave Ramsey✨ | Catholic financial decisionsvocation+5 | — | WalletWinDave Ramsey+2 | — | Catholic financemoney decisions+5 | Catholic Financial Planners Network | 42m 31s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() A Catholic Understanding of Wealth - Something Dave Ramsey Just Doesn't Understand✨ | Catholic teaching on wealthScripture and wealth+3 | — | The Catholic Money AcademyiTunes+2 | — | Catholic wealthfinancial planning+5 | The Catholic Financial Planners Network | 52m 22s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() Is Dave Ramsey Wrong About Credit Cards?✨ | credit cardsfinancial responsibility+3 | — | WalletWinCatholic Budget Guide+3 | — | credit cardsDave Ramsey+5 | Covenant Eyes | 35m 26s | |
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| 4/7/26 | ![]() Adoption Tell-All: Everything Went Wrong. Nothing Was an Accident.✨ | adoptionfamily+3 | — | Maronite Catholic church | Austin, TexasOmaha+1 | adoptionNICU+5 | WalletWinSpring Bundle of Joy | 56m 06s | |
| 3/24/26 | ![]() Catholic Minimalism with Katie Sciba (From The Catholic Money Summit)✨ | Catholic Minimalismfaith+4 | Katie Sciba | Catholic Money SummitThe Rich Young Man | — | Catholic Minimalismfaith+5 | — | 45m 45s | |
| 3/18/26 | ![]() A Catholic Plan to Overcome Materialism✨ | materialismconsumerism+3 | Jonathan | iTunesSpotify+1 | — | materialismconsumer culture+3 | — | 37m 51s | |
| 3/10/26 | ![]() Why You Shouldn't Tithe✨ | tithingCatholic generosity+3 | — | Catholic ChurchWalletWin | — | titheCatholic Church+6 | — | 25m 05s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() How to Budget When Your Income is Unpredictable✨ | budgetingirregular income+3 | — | WalletWinFree Catholic Guide to Budgeting | — | budgetingirregular income+3 | — | 28m 56s | |
| 2/24/26 | ![]() How to Talk About Money With Your Spouse Without Starting World War III✨ | money managementmarriage+3 | — | WalletWin | — | money talkfinancial oneness+3 | — | 25m 55s | |
| 2/17/26 | ![]() Why We Quit Homeschooling✨ | homeschoolingschooling decisions+5 | — | Catholic Guide to BudgetingCatholic Money Academy+1 | — | homeschoolingschooling choices+5 | — | 47m 31s | |
| 2/11/26 | ![]() So we bought a camper van...✨ | financial decision makingbudgeting+4 | — | Catholic Guide to Budgeting | — | camper vanfinancial decisions+5 | — | 36m 45s | |
| 2/3/26 | ![]() Trump's Economic Policy Hits and Misses✨ | economic policyCatholic perspective+5 | — | President Trump | — | Trumpeconomic policy+5 | — | 35m 00s | |
| 1/28/26 | ![]() Quit Causing Financial Scandal | In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda turn their attention directly to those working in Catholic ministries, parishes, and organizations. The question at hand is uncomfortable but necessary: how do we avoid causing financial scandal while serving the Church?Drawing from their years as FOCUS missionaries, Jonathan explains why fundraising for salaries can be good, biblical, and necessary—and why that reality also comes with a serious moral responsibility. When your income comes from sacrificial donors, the way you manage money matters more, not less.The episode covers:Why fundraising for ministry salaries is legitimate and often beneficialHow visibility increases responsibility and the risk of scandalWhat “right-sizing” income really means for missionaries and staffWhy Catholic workers must practice financial virtue, not just financial literacyThe difference between enjoying normal human goods and living irresponsiblyWhy Catholic institutions must offer real financial formation to their staff🔔 Resources MentionedFinancial Examination of Conscience:https://walletwin.com/examinationCatholic Budget Guide:https://catholicbudgetguide.comCatholic Money Academy:https://walletwin.com/academy | — | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | ![]() Is SEEK Worth The Expense? | In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda respond to a question many Catholic families and students are asking after this year’s SEEK Conference. Drawing from their experience as former FOCUS missionaries, they share insights on the evolution of SEEK, its rising costs, and the importance of the event in fostering community and spiritual growth among young Catholics. They discuss why cost alone shouldn’t determine whether something is God’s will, how fundraising can actually teach responsibility and stewardship, and why encounters with Christ, vocation, and conversion can’t always be measured in dollars. Along the way, they address common concerns about debt, budgeting, and financial integrity in Catholic ministry—while affirming the importance of prudence, boundaries, and saying no when needed.Feeling overwhelmed by money decisions or debt? Join our free workshop, From Panic to Peace on Jan 21st.👉 Register here: https://walletwin.com/peace/ | — | ||||||
| 1/13/26 | ![]() Finding Financial Peace in a Tough Economy | Amanda went on The Catholic Woman Podcast, hosted by Marie Hanson, for a wide-ranging conversation about money, faith, and what it actually takes to find financial peace today.In this episode, Amanda shares the real story behind a major money fight early in her marriage, how she and Jonathan paid off debt and stayed out of it, and why debt freedom is only the beginning—not the finish line. They talk candidly about budgeting as a skill Catholics need to relearn, the moral and practical challenges of credit cards, and why debt keeps families tied to the past instead of free to respond to God’s call.We also mention some of the realities young families are facing right now: an increasingly unaffordable housing market, the student loan crisis and the pressure many couples feel when they’re trying to do “everything right” and still feel stuck while sharing stories of God’s very specific providence along the way.This episode is especially for anyone feeling overwhelmed or unsure how to move forward financially while staying faithful.Resources mentioned:• Catholic Budget Guide: https://walletwin.com/catholicbudgetguide/• Learn more about WalletWin and Catholic Money Academy: https://walletwin.comIf this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend—and don’t forget to leave a 5-star review to help more Catholics find it. | — | ||||||
| 1/7/26 | ![]() Annual Planning | We made a hard decision in 2025 that will radically change our family’s 2026—and it didn’t come out of nowhere.In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, we walk through how annual planning has shaped our family’s biggest decisions over the years, from homeschooling to schooling, from time stewardship to major life pivots. We share how our yearly “dream date” and planning rhythm helped us notice when something that once worked was no longer bearing good fruit—and gave us the clarity and courage to change course.This conversation is about learning how to step back, examine the fruit of your decisions, and discern where God may be inviting you to stay the course—or make a shift—in the year ahead.If you’ve ever felt stuck in the status quo, unsure whether a good thing is still the right thing, this episode will help you think through annual planning with honesty, faith, and intention.👉 Plan Your Year with Us (Live Workshop + Planner Bundle):Join our live Plan Your Year 2026 workshop and get access to the Big Catholic Planner, wall calendar, and more athttps://walletwin.com/calendar | — | ||||||
| 12/24/25 | ![]() Our Biggest Spending Regrets of 2025 | As we look ahead to 2026, Jonathan and Amanda take an honest look back at the purchases that shaped their family’s financial life in 2025—for better and for worse.In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, they walk through their favorite purchases, their lingering regrets, and the patterns that emerged when they slowed down to reflect. From great deals that genuinely served their family to “savings” that quietly cost them time, energy, and peace, this conversation is about learning how to discern money decisions more wisely as life gets fuller.You’ll hear how priorities shift as responsibilities grow, why saving money isn’t always the most faithful choice, and how to balance stewardship with sanity as you plan for the year ahead. This conversation will help you think more clearly about what to keep, what to change, and what to leave behind as you move into 2026.📧 Questions or comments? email@walletwin.com📞 Leave us a voicemail: https://walletwin.com/voicemailIf this episode helped you, share it with a friend and leave a 5-star review—it helps more families find the show. | — | ||||||
| 12/16/25 | ![]() How NOT to Bed Rot in 2026 | In this episode of the Catholic Money Show, Amanda and Jonathan discuss the concept of 'brain rot', exploring how excessive screen time affects our lives and mental health. They emphasize the importance of creating a battle plan for 2026 to avoid falling into the trap of mindless scrolling and unintentional time wastage. The conversation includes practical strategies for limiting phone usage, the benefits of media detoxes, and the introduction of their Big Catholic Planner and Calendar as tools for intentional living and planning for the new year.Moments of Note00:00 Introduction to the Battle Plan for 202600:19 Understanding Bed Rot and Brain Rot02:11 The Impact of Screens on Our Lives05:29 The Rise of Screen Usage and Its Effects06:25 Media Detox and Memory Improvement09:22 Experimenting with Phone Usage10:20 The Challenge of Limiting Phone Time13:24 Creating an Anti-Bed Rot Challenge14:54 Introducing the Big Catholic Planner and Calendar18:07 Planning for the New Year21:15 Final Thoughts and Call to Action | — | ||||||
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