

You Can’t Afford To Be Careless With Money
Oct 2, 2025
Tim Tebow, former NFL quarterback and founder of the Tim Tebow Foundation, joins the conversation to share insights from his book and mission. He discusses the importance of recognizing individual worth and spreading messages of hope. The hosts also tackle practical financial queries like whether to keep cash at home, merging finances after divorce, and dealing with insurance claim denials. Listeners are encouraged to rethink their financial habits and prioritize communication and budgeting for a more stable future.
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Bank Locally And Keep Minimal Cash
- Move your accounts from big national banks to a local bank or credit union that answers the phone and provides service.
- Keep a small, secure cash stash at home (e.g., $1,000–$2,000) for short-term access, not as a replacement for banking.
Live With Parents Only With Boundaries
- If you move in with parents to save money, set firm boundaries and a clear timeline before you go.
- Treat the arrangement as temporary and 'bank the difference' to accelerate future goals.
Use Existing Car As A Financial Muscle Builder
- Keep a vehicle you love if it fits your plan and pay it off, rather than selling for a quick psychological win.
- Use paying that loan as practice for building money-discipline muscles in marriage.