Benjamin Carter
Editor at glassjar.co
Benjamin Carter is a PhD candidate in Behavioral Economics at Stanford University, where his research focuses on the psychology of micro-saving and the design of digital financial tools that nudge consumers toward better cashflow habits. His work examines how round-up automation and goal-tracking interfaces influence savings behavior, with implications for both individual financial health and small-business liquidity management. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Benjamin Carter
- Build a cash cushion when money is tight August 1, 2026
- 3 Months of Ignoring Cash Flow: The Silent Business Killer July 28, 2026
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- AI ends the confusion between cash and accrual accounting July 26, 2026
- Your Business Needs More Than a Bookkeeper: Get a Savings Coach July 26, 2026
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- Forecast cash flow without a finance degree July 25, 2026