From famous sights such as the Statue of Liberty to thrill seeking fun at Disney’s Magical Kingdom, the United States of America has lots to offer visitors. In the following infographic by Alamo.co.uk, take a look how far one tank of fuel will take you and the endless attractions you are able to visit.
This handy infographic will provide you with key information that you need to know before you try to purchase a home while outlining the step by step process from start to finish.
This infographic by Larsen Jewelry shows how much it cost to have a wedding in Australia, comparing it to several other countries around the world. It averages out the cost of typical wedding elements like cake, limo hire, wedding dress, wedding rings etc., and provides 8 tips to a cheaper wedding.
Mobile is here to stay and no one can deny that fact. Just pay attention to the latest technology news. Most of the time you find stuff about the new iPad Mini or the release of the new Google Nexus 4. Mobile related news easily outnumber the ones about laptops. In the following infographic by TrendBlog.net see mobile consumers behavior & tends.
From paying allowances to opening bank accounts, when it comes to teenagers and money, parents often play the role of employer, teacher and financial adviser. Money management for teenagers can be challenging, but with the Money 101 guide, parents can learn how to promote saving over spending.
This infographic by Solstice Medicine provides a quick look at the factors that can help determine life expectancy and then compares the rates across the world. Surprisingly, the United States does not fare as well as you would expect.
One of the best times to save for holiday gifts is coming up quickly. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are cult saving trends and they are both growing exponentially. What started off in just the United States has been creeping up into Canadian borders and way beyond. Check out this infographic from Voucher Codes which includes comparable stats and facts about these huge savings events.
A “passive” smoker is someone who inhales the secondhand tobacco smoke generated by others. Secondhand smoke is a mixture of the residual smoke that comes from burning tobacco and the smoke exhaled by a smoker. Exposure to secondhand smoke is thought to be more harmful than smoking a cigarette directly for the same amount of time.
1992 was deemed “The Year of the Woman” because there were 7 female Senators elected. Twenty years later, we have almost tripled that number. In fact, did you know that 20% of the 2013 Senate will be made up of women? NerdWallet explains why this election is historic and who these women are.
Here is an infographic about Britain’s bad sleeping habits. You’d be surprised to learn that snoring only ranks 3rd in the most common bedroom complaints! The biggest cause of complaint is in fact your partner holding on to the edge of the duvet and rolling away from the other leaving you in a cold bed.
