Category: Personal Finance Infographics
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The Evolution of Payment Methods
The history of payment methods offer a fascinating look at how we used to pay for things we need or want. This infographic traces the development of transaction processes, from coin to modern contactless payment systems. Also, see the History of eCommerce and Bitcoin vs Gold. Specifications Infographic Design Timeline Year Published 2016 Published…
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The Future of Student Loan Debt in America
With student loan debt going up and wages going down, many Americans with all kinds of student loans are reducing their spending to pay down loans. Unlike other types of debt, student loan lenders keeps on giving loans to college borrowers who don’t have a considerable financial track data or credit histories. Here’s look at…
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List of Tax Write Offs
Wondering what you can write-off or deduct from your taxable income onto your tax return? This is one of the complex part of filing your income tax, because there is a thin line between which legitimate expenses are deductible and which of them are not. Overlooked tax deductions are lost savings so you should get…
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Sin Taxes: Taxing Your Vices
A sin tax is a state-imposed tax specifically added on products considered as unnecessary and unhealthy to society. The growing number of taxable “sins” impose by the government includes alcohol and tobacco, soft drinks, fast foods, coffee, drugs and activities like gambling. Know more about what sin taxes are as well as the interesting statistics…
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Symbols on the One Dollar Bill and What they Mean
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Personal Finance Statistics That’ll Shock You
Americans, in general, aren’t the best at taking care of their personal finances. The major challenge probably lies – for many of us not super rich citizens – is managing our money. And today’s fast-changing global economy would make financial ignorance more damaging than ever before. From saving money for emergency and finding a job…
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A Brief History of Income Taxes
While the United States tax law is relatively new, the history of taxation is really old. The first known tax system was in ancient Egypt. The origin of the federal income tax imposed on individuals is commonly cited in the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, passed by Congress on 1909, and then ratified on…
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Cash Spending Comparison: Metrosexual vs Heterosexual
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