The total amount of money in the world is $84 trillion. But that includes money in the bank. In physical coins and notes, the total global money supply is only $31 trillion. See the problem? Hence the rise of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is the cryptocurrency that refuses to die.
The costs related to senior care continue to climb, but with more options available, the process is becoming more manageable. The trend toward a more customized senior assisted experience is shifting from the nursing home or assisted living facility, toward stay at home care.
Owning and driving a car is part of the American way of life. Whether commuting to work or taking a cross-country road trip, Americans spend a lot of time in the driver's seat. But the cost of hitting the open road comes with some bumps and twists.
You might be surprised to find out that currently, the most valuable telecommunication company in the world is in a developing country. Telecommunications is becoming an attractive place to invest, as middle-class consumers in emerging economies enhance their spending on technology.
Take a look at this video that describes the World's Top 10 Banks in 2017 by asset value.
The United States moves more money through its economy than any other country. Not only does it do a heavy volume of international trade, but the states operate as separate entities, further complicating taking a look at the U.S. economy as a whole. If you’re curious about where money congregates, what good economic value there is out there, or even which foreign countries receive U.S. dollars, then take a look at these 15 essential charts for understanding our economy.
Back in 2007, so many Americans defaulted on their mortgages that it plunged the world into the Great Recession. Ten years later, we could be looking at a repeat of that crisis – only this time it’s with car loans. Six million Americans are in immediate danger of having their car repossessed.
Bigger isn't always better when it comes to property taxes in these states.
This chart may convince homeowners to vote differently next election.
