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Your Money on Easy Mode

Your Money on Easy Mode

De : Damien Olenslager
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Welcome to Your Money on Easy Mode, the show that teaches you how to build wealth with minimal effort. Your host, Damien, is here to teach you how to save more, invest for your future, and enjoy the process. Damien is that weird friend who obsesses over credit card bonuses, high-yield savings account interest rates, and index fund expense ratios so you don't have to. Every week he exposes important news and tackles meaty money topics to give you an unfair advantage in the financial arena. Let's put YOUR MONEY ON EASY MODE!Damien Olenslager Développement personnel Réussite personnelle
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    • 33: Stop Paying for Someone Else’s Perks
      Feb 15 2026

      Ever feel like you’re playing a rigged game with your money? This episode breaks down how financial products—from credit cards to bank accounts—quietly reward the savvy while charging a “lazy tax” to everyone else. If you’ve ever paid a late fee or let rewards expire, you’ve likely helped fund someone else’s perks without realizing it.


      We explore how credit card interest pays for those flashy rewards, how inaction on your mortgage could cost you thousands, and why your savings might be earning pennies while your bank pockets the difference. Through relatable stories and real data, we also dig into the behavioral traps—like inertia and present bias—that keep so many people stuck in costly financial ruts.


      If you’re ready to stop leaving money on the table, this episode is your wake-up call. It’s packed with actionable tips to flip the script and start making financial products work for you—not the other way around. Give it a listen and pick one “lazy tax” to eliminate this week.


      Get my free guide to where to spend your next dollar: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-money-ladder-now


      Get my guide on how to destroy your debt: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-guide-to-destroy-your-debt


      Chapters

      00:00 The Hidden Costs of Inattention

      01:17 Understanding Credit Card Rewards and Risks

      04:29 The Importance of Mortgage Awareness

      08:49 Maximizing Savings with High-Yield Accounts

      12:02 Navigating Loyalty Programs and Rewards

      16:47 Behavioral Biases in Financial Decision-Making

      22:15 Empowering Financial Choices

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      24 min
    • 32: Better than a Bank? Meet the CMA
      Feb 1 2026

      What do you get when you mix checking, savings, and investing…all with no fees and solid interest? According to the internet (and the comments on my most popular video), it might just be the Fidelity Cash Management Account. In this episode, I’m breaking down why so many people are ditching traditional banks for this all-in-one setup, and what you need to know before making the switch.


      We’ll walk through what a Cash Management Account actually is, how Fidelity’s version stands out, and the exact features that make it a legit alternative to your checking account. You’ll learn how to avoid fees, access cash worldwide, and even unlock a higher yield by switching your account’s core position to a money market fund like SPAXX.


      If you’re tired of earning nothing on your cash or bouncing between bank apps, this episode is your guide to simplifying and supercharging your money. Listen in and find out why Fidelity’s CMA might be your financial home base for 2026.


      Get my free guide to where to spend your next dollar: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-money-ladder-now


      Get my guide on how to destroy your debt: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-guide-to-destroy-your-debt


      Chapters

      00:00 Introduction to Cash Management Accounts

      00:37 Understanding Cash Management Accounts

      04:06 Fidelity Cash Management Account Features

      08:28 Maximizing Returns with Fidelity CMA

      13:15 A Day in the Life with Fidelity CMA

      17:28 Pros of Fidelity CMA

      19:06 Cons of Fidelity CMA

      20:56 Conclusion

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      22 min
    • 31: Spending Rules That Actually Work
      Jan 18 2026

      If your spending keeps “mysteriously” drifting off course, it might not be your budget. It might be autopilot. This episode is all about creating simple consumption rules that slow you down just enough to stop the quiet money leaks before they become lifestyle.


      It starts with a confession: an Apple fanboy phase so strong it ended in AirPods Max. From there, the show moves into real-world guardrails, like limiting DoorDash to once a month to break the late-night stress loop that costs you twice, in cash and in sleep. You’ll also hear how “secondhand first” and prioritizing natural materials pushes back on fast fashion, plus a capsule wardrobe strategy that uses constraints to kill impulse buys.


      These rules aren’t about deprivation, they’re about designing friction on purpose. If you’re busy, ambitious, and tired of feeling like money disappears in the background, this episode gives you a playbook to make spending match your values again.


      Get my free guide to where to spend your next dollar: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-money-ladder-now


      Get my guide on how to destroy your debt: https://stan.store/YMOEM/p/get-the-easy-mode-guide-to-destroy-your-debt


      Chapters

      00:00 The Awakening of a Consumption Habit

      01:01 Establishing Consumption Rules

      01:56 The Food Delivery Rule

      03:58 Rethinking Clothing Consumption

      08:11 The Capsule Wardrobe Concept

      10:48 The Power of Repairing Over Replacing

      14:13 Choosing Experiences Over Material Goods

      17:10 Implementing a Waiting Period for Purchases

      19:35 The Bought Status Test for Purchases

      21:52 Conclusion: Building a System of Intentional Spending

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      24 min
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