Research Finds Solar and Battery Systems Can Cut Costs and Keep Power On for Most US Households

2 August 2025

A new Stanford University study suggests that most U.S. households could cut electricity costs and survive blackouts by installing rooftop solar panels paired with battery…

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Projected Out-of-Pocket Expenses for Privately Insured Patients with Common Cancer Types

22 July 2025

The rising cost of cancer care in the United States—particularly the direct financial burden experienced by patients through out-of-pocket costs (OOPCs)—has been thoroughly documented in…

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It Takes More Than Money to Retire Well

7 July 2025

How much do you know about money? According to Ramesh Rao, the answer to that question may hold more weight than one might think, especially…

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Financial Skills Decline in Older Adults Following Dementia Onset

14 June 2025

Older adults are often thought to possess a heightened understanding of their financial abilities—an intuitive grasp that, perhaps surprisingly, tends to sharpen with age, so…

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Who Truly Holds the Power in Crypto Governance?

5 May 2025

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, cryptocurrencies have seen renewed momentum, spurred partly by the administration’s more permissive stance on digital assets. In…

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Garment Dryers and Economic Impact: Switch to Air Drying to Save Hundreds

12 March 2025

Researchers at the University of Michigan are embarking on a study that could encourage some Americans to rethink their laundry practices. Although clothes dryers offer…

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Actuarially Sound Endowment Funds Facilitate Fair Risk Distribution Among Extensive Groups

11 March 2025

A recent study in Risk Sciences introduces a pioneering framework for endowment contingency funds, focusing on adopting actuarially fair contributions to guarantee equitable compensation among…

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Preventing the Next Cryptocurrency Crash: A Recent Study Reveals the Causes of Crypto Exchange Failures

4 February 2025

Imagine opening your cryptocurrency exchange platform one morning to discover the site unavailable, your funds missing, and no one available to address your concerns. This…

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Positive Outlook Enhances Savings, Particularly Among Low-Income Earners

31 January 2025

According to research published by the American Psychological Association, a positive outlook on the future may encourage people to save more money, with the most…

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Users of Social Media More Inclined to Invest in Cryptocurrencies

21 January 2025

As social media expands, so does the public’s awareness of cryptocurrencies. This growing familiarity could influence individuals’ investment behaviours, as recent research from the University…

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