It seems that federal agencies in the US “suffer” from money leaking. It is estimated that more than $12,4 trillion is missing from national accounts and there are indications implying that even more money is missing through the small cracks of the government financial system. See some representative examples of federal fraud as picked and reported by masters in accounting.

Student loan debt in the US has gone 4X up since 2003 and banks seem to be determined to keep leeching students and likewise their families. Outstanding debt has evolved to a flap and lower to middle income households are in despair. See a breakdown of banking on education with historical data.

If this was a contest, wouldn’t you like to know who the biggest and most famous uninsurable drivers are? MoneySuperMarket compiled this graphic to highlight the top 5 TV personas that evidently screw it up when it comes to driving.

Have you ever heard of Bitcoin? It’s a revolutionary electronic cash system based on digital currency. Satoshi Nakamoto is the name that has been affiliated with the creator of Bitcoin, but no one knows how he looks like. Is he a person. a group of people or even an organization? This infographic photographs some of the people who might be behind this initiative.

This report examines the shift in the US real estate market both for individual properties and apartments. According to recent surveys renters refrain from becoming homeowners and realtors see no good projections for getting them buy. Mortgage eligibility doesn’t seem to be the major cause.

People from Top Accounting Degrees get down to the controversial issue of political manipulation of IRS as a means for underhand fund raising with the easement of tax exemption screened under the 501 (c) (4) regulation.

Some are better at making money, some at saving it, some at spending and few get on with all. Discover the who is who of money management.

People from AAFP examine the risk of injury and illness contingency for family doctors and the impact of a long or short-term disability on their financial stability in case of inadequate disability insurance coverage.

Online Accounting Degrees unveil the ways companies evade from tax system and how this situation burdens legitimate tax-paying companies and individuals.

Mortgage loans are used by the vast majority of home buyers to finance the purchase of their homes. However, some of them do not fulfill the criteria for loan accreditation due to various factors such as low credit scores, high debt to income ratios and uninspiring employment background. This flowchart will help you weigh up the odds of getting a loan.

Ever wondered why you need travel insurance? Hopefully you will never need to use it, but if you are travelling abroad it is not worth the risk and this infographic will tell you why.

Guys from Staff.com highlight the societal and economic downturn that burdens Californian municipalities in a rather exaggerating tone.

How much value can UK home owners add to their properties with home improvement tasks? Find out the mark up effect of each work mapped by UK region.

Online Gambling grows by leaps and bounds and this report examines the magnitude of this controversial market in UK, USA and Australia. Further, it pinpoints the effect a more resilient and updated statute could have on national economies via taxation.

This presentation explains the importance of doing our shopping from local stores and businesses rather than big national chains and the benefits this movement produces for local communities and the environment. Discover how turning local makes a difference.

People from RealEstate.com venture to correlate rainfall incidence from cities across the US with average home price. Guess what! Rainy cities seem to have a considerable impact on home value.