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
- Save money on irregular income: $50 Friday vs $39 round-ups 30-day September 15, 2026
- Build emergency cash buffer: Weekly nudges vs round-ups for 90 days September 12, 2026
- Avoid overdraft fees: $150 14-day vs $50 30-day buffer choice September 9, 2026
- How to improve cash flow: $20,000 sweep vs spend decision September 6, 2026
- $1,000 Buffer: Fixed-Schedule vs Micro-Automation Speed September 4, 2026
- Round-Ups vs Weekly Pay Push: 6 Months vs 11.4 Months September 3, 2026
- Round-Ups vs. Alert Dips: 2026's Structural Savings Gap September 1, 2026
- 13-Week Cash Forecast: Fix Credit Lines Before Week 12 Decay August 31, 2026