It’s been a long time since the U.S foreign-born population was as large as it is today, percentage-wise, over 100 years ago, in fact. According to an article, published by the New-York Times, the foreign-born population stood at 13.7 percent in 2017, meaning 44.5 million people. This a rise compared to 2016 when only […]
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In 2016, the average income in Mississippi was just over $35,500, but things are also 86.4 percent cheaper there than the United States average. These statistics show the actual purchasing power in the state is $41,115. Hawaii employers average an income of $50,358 per year, but only have $42,676 in real purchasing power. Goods and
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Newly-built homes in the United States are larger than the average home, which is 37 years old. LendingTree published a new report showing where the largest homes in America are located. The southern U.S. took the lead in the report with Texas ranking number one and two other states making the top ten. The median
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The unofficial start of summer has begun in the United States, and people are ready to start their vacations. If you have a few days off or a few weeks, WalletHub has listed the top places to visit to have a good time. The financial website ranked how the 50 states in America measure up
If you are single and looking for the city with the best dating scene, Atlanta, Georgia, is your place. You will want to stay far away from Brownsville, Texas, which received the lowest scores for singles. WalletHub surveyed over 180 cities across the U.S. to find the cities with the best cost of living, fun
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