Finance & Money Infographics

Maintaining good credit is essential to having healthy financials, and in this day and age, your credit is a huge indicator of worthiness to most financial institutions. Good credit is a critical component to getting a home loan, car loan, credit cards, student loans, renting an apartment or home, and even getting a job. Just as your home and car need to be maintained to run properly and stay in good condition, so does your credit.

As you’ve probably heard by now, the mortgage and finance industry is in a state of flux. Check out the following infographic presented by Adecco to learn about mortgage and finance form the recession to now.

Obamacare is back and comes with taxes! With the launch of coverage under the health care law this year comes a new set of taxes that the government hope will help pay for the program. While a few of the changes directly affect the average American, everyone should new about the changes that come with the new law. For an overview of the new taxes, check out the following infographic.

What is a 1031 exchange? In this infographic you will learn how to defer your capital gains taxes utilizing a 1031 exchange, what kinds of properties qualify for 1031, what the basic 1031 rules and time limits are, and how to benefit your heirs by stepping up your basis.

Have you ever heard of the tulip bubble, or even bitcoin? Check out the following infographic to learn more about alternative currency.

In this infographic, see just how costly a lucrative celebrity purchase can be. It turns out buying a theme park can put you in a spot of financial trouble! This infographic includes big names who have gone bust including Michael Jackson, Elton John and even Mike Tyson.

The Essential: Forex Year in Review 2013 infographic from AxiTrader gives Forex traders and investors a concise summary of key data they can reference though-out the 2014 trading year.

Opportunity in America: It’s shrinking. Lowest 60% of earners are making less than the wealthiest 400 Americans: $1.22 trillion vs. $1.27 trillion. In the following infographic, take a look at income equality in America.