The Real Cost of Homeschooling—and How Families Make It Work | Ep 285
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Kaitlin Zara and Amanda Teixeira discuss the financial aspects of homeschooling and provide practical strategies for families to manage costs effectively.
Can your family really afford to homeschool in today’s economy? In this episode, Kaitlin Zara sits down with Catholic financial coach and homeschooling mom Amanda Teixeira to talk honestly about the financial realities of homeschooling. From budgeting and grocery savings to navigating a one-income household, Amanda shares practical strategies to help families homeschool without drowning in stress or debt. Together, they discuss the hidden financial pressures homeschool families face, common budgeting mistakes, and how couples can work together toward financial peace. Amanda also offers encouragement for parents discerning whether homeschooling is financially possible for their family. Whether you’re just starting your homeschool journey or trying to make it sustainable long-term, this episode offers hope, practical tools, and faith-filled wisdom. Show Notes Sponsor At Franciscan University of Steubenville, students live the truth of the Gospel in a vibrant Catholic community that unites faith and reason in every major. 20% of Franciscan students come from a homeschool background. High school juniors and seniors can also earn college credit online through Franciscan’s dual…
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