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The Family Business with The Alessis: A Christian Parenting and Marriage Podcast
The Family Business with The Alessis: A Christian Parenting and Marriage Podcast

What No One Tells Newlyweds About Managing Their Money

June 10, 202645m
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Season 8

What happens when a young couple has to shift from talking about dream dates, honeymoons and wedding bells, to discussing bills and bank accounts? 

In this transparent and real-life talk, Gaby Alessi Calatayud and her husband Christian share their experience of learning to manage their finances together—without losing their unity or peace of mind. They share why they are doing their best to learn wise strategies from the beginning - from balancing individual spending habits and setting up budgets to tackling debt and resisting the pressure to “look rich” on social media.

You’ll hear honest reflections on learning to merge money personalities, create open communication about spending, and keep generosity and teamwork at the core - no matter how long (or shortly) you've been married. 

With actionable advice and plenty of relatable moments, discover how putting trust, grace, and shared goals above the numbers on your bank account can transform how you handle money—and your marriage.

If you enjoyed this episode, here's another great TFB episode on managing money and family! 

Money Matters S4 E10


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