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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 25 MIN

Financial Stress Is a Health Issue | Jon Roth & Chip Paul | Truth in Health Podcast

from Chip Talks Health · host Chip Paul

Financial stress doesn’t just affect your bank account—it impacts your sleep, your relationships, and your overall health.In this episode of the Truth in Health Podcast, Chip Paul sits down with Jon Roth of Primerica to explore how financial insecurity creates chronic stress in the home—and what families can do to build clarity, stability, and long-term wellness.You’ll learn:• How financial stress affects the body and relationships• The Rule of 72 and financial independence• Debt stacking strategies to reduce stress• Why financial clarity supports total health📍 Join us at the Clean Living Expo – April 24Learn more: https://www.truthin.health/00:00 Financial Stress Is a Health Issue02:14 Mindset & Financial Behavior06:12 Financial Independence & Rule of 7210:04 The Financial Lion (Stress & Health)11:00 Theory of Decreasing Responsibility14:35 Protecting Your Wealth17:30 Financial Phases of Life19:38 Debt Stacking Strategy22:00 Financial Planning as a GPS24:00 Clean Living Expo PreviewMusic: Vibes by OmkaMusic provided by TuneTank (https://tunetank.com)Licensed under TuneTank Standard License

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