Peer-Reviewed Articles
Patterns of Advance Child Tax Credit Receipt and Spending Among Children with Retired and/or Disabled Household Members. with Jevay Grooms and Tim Smeeding. Social Service Review, 98(1) (2024).
Nudging Credit Union Members to Check their Credit: Evidence from a Field Experiment. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance (2023).
What Do Students Gain from Banks in Schools? A Field Study, with J. Michael Collins. Review of Economics of the Household (2022): 1-24.
Does Responsibility for Financial Tasks Influence Credit Knowledge and Behavior?: Evidence from a Panel of US Couples. Journal of Family and Economic Issues 41, no. 2 (2020): 377-387.
Working Papers
Social Security Administration’s Growing Interest in the Child Tax Credit and Other Child Driven Income Support Programs, with Jevay Grooms, Shogher Ohannessian, and Tim Smeeding
Retirement and Disability Research Center Working Paper WI23-03
Press Coverage: SquaredAway Blog
Social Security Interactions with Child Tax Credit Expansion, with Jevay Grooms and Tim Smeeding
Retirement and Disability Research Center Working Paper WI22-05
Press Coverage: SquaredAway Blog
Financial Health of Retirees and People with Disabilities: The Role of Income and Expenditure Timing
Retirement and Disability Research Center Working Paper EMF21-03
Press Coverage: MarketWatch, Next Avenue, Star Tribune
Youth Employment and Financial Behavior: Does Work in High School Build Financial Capability?.
The Effect of High School Financial Education on Financial Independence in Young Adulthood, with Cliff Robb and J. Michael Collins.
Short-Term Disabilities, Return to Work, and Transitions to Long-Term Disability Benefits: Evidence from Matched Administrative Data in Wisconsin, with Adibah Abdulhadi and J. Michael Collins.
Social Security Disability Program Application Timing and the Financial Health Trajectories of People with Disabilities.