Financial Model Vs. Budget: What’s the Difference?

A financial model is a business tool for compiling and analyzing financial data. A budget is the output of your budget forecast financial model and represents your target expenses and revenues for a specific time period. The following infographic looks at how the model, budget, and your accounting platform work together to provide insight into your business.

How Much Money Are Big Authors Worth Per Word?

Have you ever wondered how much a big author like J.K. Rowling, Stephen King, or Danielle Steel would make if they were paid per word instead of via royalties? Ignoring the complications of movie deals, merchandise, and big royalty payouts, Title Pro Loans paints a picture of what it would be like if the world’s richest authors of the day had to deal with old-school pay structures.

The Richest Person By State and How They Got There

Who is the richest person in every state? The United States has plenty of very wealthy billionaires. From Tom Benson (the owner of the NFL’s New Orleans Saints and NBA’s Pelicans) to Pierre Omidyar (the founder of eBay), here they are by each individual state, along with how they got there, in an infographic by TitleMax.com.

Fort Knox: The Bullion Depository

Have you ever wondered how much gold reserve is stowed in The Bullion Depositories? Well, here is an infographic detailing the Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, United States and how much gold is there and the defenses in place to protect it. It supposedly assets around 2.3% of the gold ever processed in the human history. And of course, for this huge reserve, the security is taut and impregnable.

Entrepreneur VS Consumer Mindset

This infographic by Bengu compares the mental differences between consumers and entrepreneurs. Most people in society are addicted to consumption. Entrepreneurs cultivate a way of thinking that is aligned with optimism and success. It’s a prerequisite to succeeding in business and must be learned by aspiring entrepreneurs looking to carve their own path ahead.

How to Fix Your Credit

Buying a house and your ability to borrow a mortgage loan depends on three factors – your credit score, your debt-to-income ratio, and the stability of your work history. When any one of those factors is less than stellar, you can be disqualified or end up paying thousands of extra dollars in higher interest rates. In this infographic learn how to fix your credit.