Ari Kolberg
Ari, a Michigan native with a bachelor’s in political science, covers global economics for TNGB. Follow him on twitter @AriKolberg.
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Eagle Finance Loans: Personal Loan Review
The lending industry is brimming with options for potential borrowers, with companies ranging from traditional banking institutions to newer online lenders. Among these myriad options is Eagle Finance, a company that has carved out its own niche in the personal loan segment. Here, we provide a balanced analysis of Eagle Finance loans, shedding light on…
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How Many Quarters Are In A Roll? $10
In a standard roll, you’ll find 40 quarters, which equals $10. This roll makes it super easy to keep track of your money and is usually wrapped in a paper tube. So the next time you’re handed a roll of quarters, you’ll know you’re holding 40 of them, adding up to ten bucks! What’s So…
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Cost of Moving to Australia: Pros and Cons
Are you thinking about relocating from the US to Australia? Perhaps you’re attracted by the country’s stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, or unique wildlife. Australia’s cost of living is comparable to the US, being only 5% lower on average. While the crime rates are significantly lower—27% for overall crime and 82% for violent crime—taxes are higher…
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Cost of Moving to Mexico: Pros and Cons
Are you contemplating a move from the US to Mexico? With an average cost of living that’s 64% lower than the US and rent that’s 69% cheaper, Mexico may seem like a financially attractive destination. However, the country’s overall crime rate is 37% higher, and the violent crime rate is a staggering 486% higher. Taxes…
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U.S. Rent Prices: A Shift in the Tide?
The U.S. rental market has been a focal point of economic discussion throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, with prices soaring in many cities. However, new data suggests a potential shift in the tide. Several major U.S. cities, including Austin, Texas, have seen a decrease in rent prices, indicating a possible break for renters who have been…
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Major Metro Areas That See Rent Falling Fastest
According to the latest data from Redfin, a renowned real estate marketplace, rental rates have experienced a noticeable shift across various U.S. cities. Thirteen major metro areas have seen a decline in rents, while some cities, notably Raleigh and Cleveland, have seen considerable increases. Declining Rents in Major Cities Notably, Austin, Texas, tops the list…
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Europe Grapples with Soaring Food Prices, Turns to Price Caps
With food prices in the European Union (EU) soaring to unprecedented levels, some nations are resorting to measures not seen in the west since the 1970s: price caps. Essential Items Witness Steepest Increase Among the essential food items, some have seen significantly sharper price hikes. Hungary and Croatia Implement Price Caps As citizens grapple with…
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