When Do You Need More Life Insurance? Life insurance for growing families can protect your spouse and children. Learn when to review coverage and why term life is usually best. Every time your family grows, your life insurance math changes. Most of us know that in theory. A new baby, an adoption, a larger mortgage, higher expenses, inflation, a medical …
Where Is Your Heart? A 90-Day Money Audit
Jonathan and Amanda invite you to review your last 90 days of spending and ask what your bank statement reveals about your heart.
The Real Cost of Homeschooling—and How Families Make It Work
Amanda Teixeira joins Kaitlin Zara on the Homeschool Connections Podcast to talk about the real cost of homeschooling and how Catholic families can make it work without stress or debt.
How to Send Your Kids to College Without Going Broke
Jonathan Teixeira joins Relevant Radio’s Morning Air to share practical ways Catholic families can prepare for college costs without drowning in debt.
Tax Refunds, Stocking Up, and Spending with Prudence
Are you treating your tax refund like “free money,” or like the hard-earned money God has entrusted to your family to spend with prudence? In this special episode, Amanda and Jonathan Teixeira of WalletWin join Timmerie on Relevant Radio to talk about tax refunds, rising costs, stocking up, and how Catholic families can make financial decisions to spend with prudence …
Moral Investing: How Catholics Differ from Dave Ramsey
Jonathan and Amanda continue the WalletWin and Dave Ramsey series by unpacking moral investing from a Catholic perspective. They discuss how Catholics can form their consciences, avoid profiting from serious moral evils, and look for ways to invest in alignment with human dignity, the common good, and Catholic teaching.
How Is WalletWin Different from Dave Ramsey?
In this episode, Jonathan and Amanda begin a new series answering one of WalletWin’s most common questions: how is WalletWin different from Dave Ramsey? They discuss term life insurance, Catholic education decisions, tithing, generosity, and why Catholics need to handle money through the lens of faith, vocation, family, and mission.
Adoption Tell-All: Everything Went Wrong. Nothing Was an Accident.
We were supposed to be home in two days. That’s what we thought when Amanda flew alone to Austin, Texas to meet our brand-new son — four pounds, three ounces, and so tiny it took your breath away. Jonathan stayed back in Omaha with a sick kid and a house to hold together. It was supposed to be a quick …
Catholic Minimalism
What if letting go of stuff — and busyness — was actually an act of faith? Katie Sciba joins Amanda to unpack Catholic minimalism: what it really means, why the saints never stopped talking about detachment, and how simplifying your home, schedule, and wardrobe can make room for the Lord to work.
The Day Amanda Named It Out Loud
Materialism is not just a money problem. It is a spiritual problem. Jonathan and Amanda share a Catholic plan to overcome it — starting with the day Amanda finally called it what it was.
