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The New Money Habits Podcast

A Better Plan for Your Money.Create new money habits and take control of your money. The New Money Habits Podcast offers real talk about how to create a better plan for your money so you don’t have to live paycheck to paycheck.Host: Coach Nino VillaHave questions for the hosts?

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    When Old Money Habits Come Back | Ep. 233 (opens the original)

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    Getting out of debt, changing a spending pattern, or building a healthier relationship with money can take a lot of work. So when an old habit returns, it can be tempting to look at that moment and decide the progress didn't stick. But what if the relapse itself has something to teach us? Nino and Maria continue their conversation about the stages of change by looking more closely at what happens when we return to an old financial behavior. They explore why the relapse probably began long before

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    When Your Money Doesn't Match What Matters Most | Ep. 232 (opens the original)

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    Sometimes we look at the way we're spending money and realize it doesn't quite match the things we say matter most to us. It's tempting to treat that as a budgeting problem. Spend less here. Save more there. Make a better plan. But what if the behavior is telling us something? In this revisited conversation, Nino Villa and Maria Casillas explore the relationship between money and our values—not simply the values we say we have, but the ones that begin to emerge through the choices we make with o

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Planning and Saving for Your Child's Education | Ep. 231 (opens the original)

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    Planning for your child's future can feel like trying to make financial decisions about a life that hasn't happened yet. Will they go to college? Choose a trade? Stay close to home? Go out of state? What will it cost? How much should you pay? And how do you save for their future while still paying down debt, preparing for retirement, and taking care of everything your family needs today? Those unanswered questions can make it tempting to wait until you have a clearer plan. Mary Ann and Bereket K

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    The Back-to-School Financial Reset | Ep. 230 (opens the original)

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    Back-to-school season has a way of reminding us that the cost of school doesn't end with notebooks, backpacks, and a first-day outfit. Activities start. Registration fees appear. Lunch routines change. Transportation costs shift. There may be childcare, sports, homecoming, dance lessons, or eventually a car, college, and student loans. None of those expenses look exactly the same from one family or one season of life to another, but many of them have something in common: we usually have more opp

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Spend With Intention | Ep. 229 (opens the original)

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    Most of us have had the experience of looking at our spending and deciding, I need to stop doing that. Maybe it leads to a no-spend challenge, cutting out a particular category, or setting a new rule for ourselves. Sometimes that works for a while. But if we never understand what was behind the spending in the first place, it can be difficult to make the change last. In this episode of The New Money Habits Podcast, Nino Villa and Maria Casillas explore a different approach: mindful spending . Ra

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