Life insurance is a big deal. For many people, it’s among the most important purchases they will ever make. A well-chosen life insurance policy can protect those closest to you from hard financial times after you are gone. It can help your family cover the costs of your funeral, major remaining debts, children’s higher education, and others as well as replace your lost income.
The burdens of bad credit. Neglecting credit card and utility bill payments may temporarily relieve financial account-abilities, but is it worth the risk of paying the ultimate price in bad credit? Learn more in the following infographic.
If your HR department is processing payroll, you’re probably wasting company time and money. Outsourcing your payroll systems to a third party can help you save time and increase your bottom line. For some fun facts on just how this works, check out the following infographic.
The eggnog is gone, gifts are on their way to being exchanged, and the thought of even one more cookie makes you see double. Yes, the holidays are over. But then you get your first credit card bill of the new year. Yikes! You didn’t realize you did that much shopping! Now what? No need to panic! Speedy Cash has some tips below that will help you pay off those holiday expenses.
The danger signs of a misaligned workforce in banks and credit unions are there. One simply needs to know what to look for and understand the potential costs. The good news is that the road ahead can be much less bumpy if managers and employees use an automated process to align their goals.
How much cashback could you save in a year? TopCashBack has collected all the data saved by cashback customers over a year in different sectors to show a year in the life of a cashback customer. As 2012 draws to a close, they have reflected on the journey their customers go through when using cashback. Take a look at the infographic and see how much you could save.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) estimates that counterfeit goods are now worth more than 5% of world trade and that by 2012 the value of global counterfeit goods will exceed $1.7 trillion. As you can see, counterfeiting is an issue. Check out this infographic presented by Camcode to learn more about counterfeiting.
Do you ever flip to Bravo’s Real Housewives and think that these people shouldn’t be spending that kind of money in this kind of economy? Little do they know, many of these real housewives will be spending a considerable portion of their remaining wealth on a bankruptcy attorney. The following infographic from Total Bankruptcy takes a look at this scenario.
In the following infographic, designed by California Cryobank , take a trip back to 1960 to see how much it cost to raise a child 5 decades ago. Compare it to the cost of raising a child in 2011, and you may just be surprised at what you find.
In this infographic by FunSherpa see some interesting facts on how much do Americans spend over Christmas. The average family budget for Christmas in 2012 is $749.51. That’s up over from the $740.57 that an average family spent last year. Early Shoppers spend 14% more than the average shopper. US parents are spending $271 on average per child this holiday season. The biggest portion of total Spending goes to Gifts. The average Gift budget for each family is $548.56 followed by Food and Candy ($100.76) and decorations ($51.99)17% of people borrow money to fund their holiday shopping spree whereas 38% depend on their savings
