Catholic Money Talk
Welcome to Catholic Money Talk where we talk about all things money and finance. Many times we look at financial decisions and money matters in a vacuum. But here we try to look at these same items through a Catholic lens. If God made us to know him, love him, and serve him in this life so that we can be happy forever with him in the next, we need to determine how we can know, love, and serve him with our finances. We tackle topics like debt, home buying and other large purchases, insurance, budgeting, generosity, saving, and investing as well as educating our kids with good financial principles that will benefit them for life. We acknowledge that all we have belongs to God and we want to be good stewards of all that he has blessed us with.
Catholic Money Talk
Latest Episodes
Episode 138 - Aging Parents Part 1: When the Roles Begin to Reverse
There comes a moment when you realize your parents aren't taking care of you anymore—you've begun caring for them. It's a transition that few of us are prepared for, bringing difficult emotions, changing family dynamics, and challenging decisio...
Episode 137 - A Financial Wellness Checklist for Every Family
How healthy are your finances? In this episode, we walk through a simple Financial Wellness Checklist covering budgeting, debt, insurance, estate planning, generosity, and more. Use this practical guide to identify your next financial step and ...
Episode 136 - Do You Have Enough Life Insurance? A Guide for Catholic Families (Original Date 5/22/23)
This week we revisit one of the most important financial decisions every family faces. We'll walk through how much life insurance you really need, why term life insurance is the best choice, and how having the right coverage is one practical wa...
Episode 135 - There is no Vacation from the Mission
We may take a break from work, routines, and schedules, but we never take a break from our mission as Christians. In this episode, Paul explores what it means to approach vacations through a Catholic lens, seeing every trip as an opportunity to...