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Weird Types of Insurance
What beyond car insurance? Weird insurances, this is a policy normaly cost $150 per $1.5 million in coverage as of 1998 it is called alien abduction. $125 for celebration interruptus. This is for cancellation or postponement coverage.50$ cork fly in the cellar.In Ransom reimbursement, high profile people would pay about $2500 to $10,000. For rained out, $404 and for Disability coverae for stallion...
How the US Dollar Changed Between 1800-2009
In 1800-2009 dollar showed a lot of changes.Start with the value of the us dollar in year 1800. this chart tracks relat ive value of the dollar with $1 in 1800 as its baseline.After the war during 1812, the next 35 years of relative peace saw a period of unprecedented growth in production and as a result a currency which had more than doubled in purchasing power by 1850.From 1861 to 1865, the unit...
Infographic of the Mortgage Crisis
Student Budget in a Pie Chart
According to study of student expenditures at yale University in 1915, one college freshman spent $4,500 in his first year. The least amount spent by a freshman that year was $200, or $4,201 adjusted for inflation. And according to national Retail Federation there are $10.5 billion gearing-up for campus this year.
Recalled Baby Products Listed
Last April 2009, Toys R Us has stopped ordering drop-side cribs because of safety concerns.The company's chairman and chief executive told the wall street Journal. Dropside models figured in many of the recalls in which missing or loose hardware caused the drop-side to separate form the crib, creating a gap in which a baby can become trapped or strangle.There are two different types of recalls, th...
Cost of Mowing the Lawn
Timing the Market Doesn't Work
Many investors try to time the market for the highest return. Timing the market does not work, as shown in the infographic below. It would also be equally as disadvantageous to try and time a recession for maximum return. For an investor that invest in the S&P 500 in 1995, the average annual return yielded $65,000 for each $10,000 invested if the inverstor held until 2015. The informat...
How to Start Cutting Costs
What are the Real Charity Stats?
What is Cluster Development?
The Thought of Switching Jobs
As the increment season sets in, its time to gauge the employee mood.Not all people are satisfied with their current salary, 68% of them says they are not satisfied because of the economy and  the hiring situation have improved. 18% says yes considering the job losses in the recent past and current situation and 14% says they are not in the position to leave their job, therefore they are sati...
Stats of Money
Pharmaceutical Drug Sales Chart
Pharmaceutical companies spend billions on the research and development of new drugs, but thats nothing compared with the profits they get in return for selling the,. It also helps that the US government grants drug companies long patents that prevent the availability of cheaper, generic versions. Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Schering-Plough produce and sell some of the best selling drugs in ...
How Much Saving Solar Produces
Solar savings is surely effective. With Solar technology, you can have extra space storage plus you can also saves energy and saves money. Just take the storage properties, secure and convenient self-storage optoins with 34 states facilities and 2nd largest US self storage company that serves 34 years with their customers.
REITs and Utility Companies Yield More than S&P 500
Not all markets are created equal. At least, according to this newest infographic. According to FactSet, over a 20 year average annual total return, which would include capital gains and dividends, REITs or Real Estate Investment Trusts have returned more than the S&P 500. And this gain over the S&P 500 is pretty significant: 4.82% higher gain than the S&P 500. Even more inte...
Where Jobs are in the USA
Shrinking Packages Shown
You might think your getting what you pay for at the supermarket, but your actually getting a little less. A recent investigation by Consumer Reports fround that many of the everyday items you buy have been suspiciously shrinking, despite no similar reduction in cost. Does that orange juice feel a little lighter? That's because it is, even through you paid the same amount.  
Loft and Condo Sales in Los Angeles
There were 324 loft and condo sales in Los Angeles in 2015. The average price per square foot was $601.39 and 62 average days on the market. The top 5 buildings by price per square foot were $1,078, $759.11, $722.80, $713.97, and $688.90. The most expensive lease was in the Ritz Residences and the least expensive lease was in the Toy Warehouse. The highest price increase from last year was...