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Logica Research’s news and research projects have been covered in some of the top publications in the world, and our partnerships and projects have far-reaching impact in a variety of industries.
Why solo aging deserves closer attention
New research explores how people who expect to age alone think about financial planning, health decisions, and long-term security—and what this means for financial services.
How Americans are responding to economic uncertainty
New findings from Logica’s Future of Money Study reveal how economic uncertainty is driving financial stress, increased savings, and shifts in work decisions.
A conversation on financial stress, AI anxiety, and how work is really changing
Logica CEO Lilah Raynor discusses Future of Money Study findings on financial well-being, employee expectations, and the uneven impact of AI in today’s evolving work culture.
What steady payment habits signal for retailers
The Logica Future of Money Study shows Americans maintaining steady payment habits despite economic pressure. The findings highlight what stability in debit cards, digital wallets, and P2P apps signals for retailers and why low-friction checkout matters more than ever.
How economic anxiety is changing what employees expect from work
Research findings show economic anxiety is influencing workplace loyalty and expectations, making financial well-being programs, flexibility, and transparent AI policies increasingly essential.
How MaxDiff and dynamic bundling sharpen message strategy
Discover how combining MaxDiff with dynamic bundling helps teams identify top-performing messages and test real-world combinations for stronger strategy.
Americans reduce spending while payment behaviors expand
Americans are cutting back on spending but embracing digital payments. Discover key insights from Logica’s Future of Money Study on evolving payment behaviors.
How Americans stay resilient despite economic concerns
Logica’s Future of Money Study shows Americans worry about the economy yet remain confident in their personal finances, focusing on budgeting, savings, and trusted advice.
Humans or AI? What Americans really want in financial advice.
Logica’s Future of Money Study, featured in Advisorpedia by CEO Lilah Raynor, explores how AI is shaping financial advice. Findings show consumers value AI for budgeting and efficiency, but still prefer human advisors for trust, empathy, and complex decisions like retirement planning.
