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Debt seems normal—but the real cost is anything but. In this eye-opening episode, Paul breaks down how interest, minimum payments, and long loan terms quietly drain your future and steal opportunities you didn’t even realize you lost. Learn how to see debt for what it truly is, make smarter decisions, and take practical steps toward lasting financial freedom.
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Ever feel boxed in by your finances or life decisions? In There’s Always Another Option, Paul shows how our habits and hurry can blind us to better paths—and how a little patience and prayer open doors we didn’t see before. Discover how slowing down, asking better questions, and trusting God’s guidance can reveal smarter, more peaceful choices.
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“Ever wonder why so many people chase success but end up stuck? In Don’t Buy Shovels, Paul unpacks the hidden cost of chasing quick wins and following the latest financial fads. Discover why the real path to freedom isn’t found in hype, but in slow, faithful progress and trust in God’s timing.”
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Tired of money stress every time something breaks? This episode shows you how to set up a real emergency fund—how much, where to keep it, and when to use it—so you stop relying on credit cards and start living with margin. Practical steps, Catholic perspective, immediate peace.
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In this special 100th episode, Paul reflects on the incredible journey of Catholic Money Talk — the small beginnings, the faithful encouragement that sparked it, and the grace that’s carried it forward. Hear stories from listeners around the world, lessons from top episodes, and one simple challenge: start. Whatever dream or mission God has placed on your heart, the best time to begin is today.
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Before you buy your next car, zoom out. In this episode, Paul shows how to make a smart, peace-filled decision by seeing the big picture—needs vs. wants, new vs. used, cash vs. financing, and how each choice impacts your long-term goals. Learn a simple, Catholic approach to car buying that protects your budget and your heart.
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"But God, who has promised pardon to every repentant sinner, has not promised us tomorrow." St Gregory the Great
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Debt can feel heavy, confusing, and hard to face — especially when you do not even know where to begin.
In this episode of Catholic Money Talk, we walk through the first steps to paying off debt, including how to get clear on what you owe, why you need a small emergency fund, how to choose a payoff strategy, and what common mistakes to avoid.
We also talk about the difference between the debt snowball and debt avalanche, and why paying off debt is about more than math — it is about changing habits and reclaiming freedom.
If debt has ever made your stomach drop, this episode is for you.
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Pray as if it depends on God, work as if it depends on you. Where is the balance?
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I am constantly experiencing God the Father's love and generosity. How do I share that with those around me?
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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…