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The Money Mindset Podcast with Fexingo: Psychology of Money, Financial Habits, and Wealth Thinking — 187 episodes
The Invisible Tax of Financial Decision Fatigue
The Illusion of Frictionless Spending
How Your Brain Rationalizes Lifestyle Inflation
The Illusion of Financial Independence and Your Daily Choices
The Hidden Cost of Financial Friction
How The Status Quo Bias Keeps You Poor
How The Endowment Effect Skews Your Home Equity Decisions
The Illusion of Compound Interest and Your Savings
How The Sunk Cost Fallacy Traps Your Retirement Plan
The Endowment Effect and Your Home Equity
The Endowment Effect and Your Home Equity
How Your Brain Tricks You Into Chasing High Interest Rates
How Loss Aversion Distorts Your Investment Decisions
How Mental Accounting Traps Us in Bad Financial Decisions
The Mental Accounting Trap of Paying Yourself First
The True Cost of Your Subscription Stack
The Pain of Paying Why Cash Hurts More Than Credit
Why Your Brain Treats an Inheritance as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Side Hustle as Monopoly Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Card Reward as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Monthly Subscription as a Sunk Cost
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Recurring Payment
Why Your Brain Treats a Discount as a Win
Why Your Brain Treats a Recurring Bill as Invisible
Why Your Brain Treats a Loan as a Lifeline
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Membership
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Limit as Spending Power
The Friction That Makes Saving Automatic
How Your Brain Treats a High Salary as a Safety Net
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Necessity
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Card Balance as a Discount
Why Your Brain Treats a Windfall as a Spending Spree
Why Your Brain Treats Home Equity as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Matching Contribution as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a 401k Match as Free Money
How Mental Accounting Warps Your Investment Decisions
Why Your Brain Treats an Annual Fee as a One-Time Cost
Why Your Brain Treats a Savings Goal as a Punishment
Why Your Brain Treats Dollar-Cost Averaging as a Waste of Time
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Necessity
How Your Brain Treats an Inheritance as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats Side Hustle Income as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Budget as a Diet
Why Your Brain Treats a Big Purchase as a Reward
Why Your Brain Treats a Salary as a Number
Why Your Brain Treats a Pay Raise as a Spending Raise
Why Your Brain Treats a Raise as Spending Money
Why Credit Card Rewards Feel Like Free Money
Why Thematic ETFs Feel Exciting but Index Funds Feel Boring
Why Rebalancing Your Portfolio Feels Like a Loss
Why Your Brain Treats an Emergency Fund as a Spending Pool
Why Your Brain Treats a Minimum Payment as Good Enough
Why a Big Paycheck Feels Like Wealth
Why a Price Target Is Not a Prediction
Why Your Brain Treats a Market Decline as a Clearance Sale
Why Your Brain Treats a Market Correction as a Panic Signal
How a Bull Market Makes You Feel Like a Genius
Why Your Brain Treats a Financial Windfall as Unearned Guilt
Why Your Brain Treats a Home Equity Line as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Loan as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Windfall as Mad Money
Why Your Brain Treats Sunk Cost as a Reason to Stay
Why Your Brain Treats a Stock Split as a Bargain
Why Your Brain Treats a Dollar as a Percentage
Why Your Brain Treats a Monthly Budget as a Diet
Why Your Brain Treats a Side Hustle as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats an Old 401(k) as Invisible Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Fixed Utility Bill
Why Your Brain Treats a Bonus as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Tax Refund as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Savings Goal as a Sacrifice
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Card Payment as a Monthly Bill
Why Your Brain Treats a Discount as a Personal Victory
Why Your Brain Treats Insurance as a Waste Not a Hedge
Why Your Brain Treats a Raise as a Permission to Spend More
Why Your Brain Treats a Recession as a Spending Freeze
Why Your Brain Treats an Inheritance as Monopoly Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Card Reward as a Win Not a Fee
Why Your Brain Treats a Discount as a Win Not Spending
Why Your Brain Treats a Matching Contribution as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Mutual Fund as One Investment
Why Your Brain Treats a Windfall as a Lottery Ticket
Why Your Brain Treats an Investment Win as Skill Not Luck
Why Your Brain Treats a Free Trial as a Free Lunch
Why Your Brain Treats a Recurring Subscription as a Sunk Cost
Why Your Brain Treats a Home Equity Line as Free Cash
Why Your Brain Treats a Recurring Donation as Monopoly Money
Why Your Brain Treats an Inheritance as Monopoly Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Stock Split as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Monthly Allowance
Why Your Brain Treats a Charity Donation as Personal Spending
Why Your Brain Treats a Salary as a Floor Not a Ceiling
Why Your Brain Treats a Raise as Just Enough to Catch Up
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Score as a Character Judgment
Why Your Brain Treats Round Numbers as Spending Anchors
Why Your Brain Treats a Gift Card as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Tax Refund as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Flat Dollar as Two Different Amounts
Why Your Brain Treats a Credit Limit as Spending Permission
Why Your Brain Treats a Discount as a Personal Victory
Why Your Brain Treats a Penny Saved as Two Pennies Earned
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Sunk Cost
Why Your Brain Treats an Annual Subscription as Sunk Cost
Why Your Brain Treats a Purchase as a Reward
Why Your Brain Treats a Discount as a Personal Victory
Why Your Brain Treats Cash Back as a Discount Not Income
Why You Feel Rich With a Small Windfall
Why Your Brain Treats Credit Card Points as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Mortgage as a Good Debt
Why Your Brain Treats a House as a Savings Account
Why Your Brain Treats a Windfall as Lottery Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Raise as Lifestyle Creep
Why Your Brain Treats a Side Hustle as Real Income
Why Your Brain Treats a Salary as Safe Money and Side Hustle as Risky
Why Your Brain Treats Inheritance as Windfall
Why Your Brain Treats a 401k as Monopoly Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Subscription as a Fixed Cost
Why the Pain of Paying Now Beats Paying Later
How Anchoring Bias Makes You Overpay for Everything
The Mental Toll of Financial Decision Fatigue
Why Your Brain Treats a Gym Membership as an Investment
Why Your Brain Treats Free Trials as Already Paid For
The Diderot Effect Why One Purchase Leads to Ten More
Why Your Brain Treats Your 401k Match as a Bonus
Why Your Brain Treats Gift Cards as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats Bonuses as Found Money
Why Your Brain Treats Found Money as Spendable
Why Your Brain Treats Insurance as a Waste of Money
Why Your Brain Treats Credit Card Rewards as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats a Home Equity Line as Free Money
Why Your Brain Treats Tax Refunds as Found Money
The Pain of Paying Why Free Trials and Subscriptions Feel Different
Why Your Brain Treats a Raise as Permission to Spend
Why You Feel Richer When Your Home Value Rises
Why Your Brain Thinks Paying Off Debt Is Boring
Why Your Brain Treats Market Dips as Clearance Sales and Discount Seasons
Why Your Brain Treats Market Dips as Clearance Sales and Discount Seasons
Why Your Brain Treats Monthly Bills as Fixed and Annual Subscriptions as Optional
Why Your Brain Treats Housing Equity as a Savings Account
Why Parking Your Cash in Savings Is a Mental Trap
Why Your Brain Treats Subscription Fees as Invisible
Why Your Brain Treats Savings as Pain and Spending as Pleasure
Why You Regret Spending on Experiences vs Things
Why Your Brain Treats Paying Off Debt as an Investment
The Endowment Effect Why You Overvalue What You Already Own
Why Your Brain Treats Gifts as Free Money but Inheritance as Tainted
Why Your Brain Treats Inheritance as Guilty Money
Why Your Brain Treats Dollar Cost Averaging as a Safety Blanket
Why Your Brain Treats Diversification as Boring and Concentrated Bets as Smart
Why Your Brain Treats Index Funds as Boring and Stock Picking as Exciting
Why Your Brain Treats Retirement Accounts as Untouchable
Why Your Brain Thinks Windfall Money Is Different
Why Your Bonus Feels Like Found Money But Isnt
Why Your Brain Hates Paying for Advice You Already Paid For
Why Your Brain Resents Paying for Financial Advice
The Pain of Paying Why Cash Feels Different Than Credit
Why Your Brain Treats Credit Card Points as Free Money
Why You Feel Poor Even When Your Net Worth Grows
The 50-30-20 Budget Rule Is a Trap
How Your Brain Makes You Overpay for Comfort
Why Your Financial Confidence Is a Liability
Why You Should Stop Checking Your Portfolio Every Day
Why Your Brain Optimizes for Today Over Decades
Why Your Brain Overvalues Cash and Undervalues Assets
Why Your Brain Treats Your Home as a Better Investment Than It Is
The Endowment Effect in Your Own Portfolio
The Sunk Cost Trap in Your Investment Portfolio
Why Your Financial Advisor Might Be Overconfident
Why Your Brain Won't Let You Cut Losses on a Bad Investment
Why You Should Buy Insurance You Hope Never to Use
Why Your Spending Habits Mirror Your Parents More Than You Think
Why You Should Own a Financial Calendar
Why You Should Write a Financial Autobiography
Why Your Financial Advisor Recommends Index Funds
Why Your Past Money Decisions Are Sabotaging Your Future
Why Your Friends Money Habits Are Contagious
Why You Need a Financial Advisor Even If Youre Good With Money
Why You Should Spend Money on Things That Scare You
Why Your Brain Treats Stocks Like Lottery Tickets
Why You Almost Never Regret Spending on Experiences
The Endowment Effect Why You Overvalue What You Own
Why Saving Too Much Is a Financial Risk
Why You Feel Poor Even When You Earn More
Why Berkshire Keeps Buying These Five Stocks
Why You Keep Buying Things You Dont Need
Why Your Brain Fails at Long-Term Financial Decisions
How a 40-Year-Old Debt-Ceiling Bet Explains Your Financial Biases