From Spendaholic to Cheapskate
On today's edition of Family Talk, financial expert Mary Hunt shares her journey from being $100,000 in debt to finding freedom.
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The “Around the Corner” Syndrome
Don't put off family time for something "just around the corner." Before you know it, life becomes all corners!
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Newlyweds And Money
Label your credit cards: Handle with care! Staying out of debt is a great way to preserve a marriage.
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Women Who Win
Many women today grapple with low self-esteem and self-confidence issues. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Mary Crowley, author of Women Who Win, has a simple message for them: "You are designed for fulfillment. God has a plan for your life."
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Pettiness in Marriage
Being stingy with your time or your money is no way to build a strong connection with your family.
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The Game of Life
Don't get caught up in the "more, more, more!" mindset of modern society. Money is temporary.
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The Cost of Being A Parent
Nothing worth having comes cheap--including kids! But it's all worth it to hear them say, "I love you!"
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What’s Money Worth?
Children won't know the value of a dollar until we teach them.
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From Spendaholic to Cheapskate
Every year, TV commercials and online ads urge consumers to start buying Christmas gifts earlier and earlier. If we’re not careful, financial stress could tear our families apart. On today’s classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson speaks with Mary Hunt about how she erased a mountain of debt by becoming a professional cheapskate.
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How Money Can Teach Family Values
I'm concerned about the impact of materialism on families today. During the Great Depression, it was easy enough for parents to tell their kids that they couldn't afford to buy everything they wanted. But in these times, children see that you can purchase their hearts' desires—if not with cash, then with your magic credit card. Advertisers spend millions of dollars to stimulate your kids' lust for their products—toy monsters; dolls that eat, walk, and talk; designer shoes and clothes; and more.
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
