It is important to note that the concept of universal and socialized healthcare has evolved over time, and different U.S Presidents have supported different iterations of this idea. Here are 15 U.S Presidents who have either supported or made efforts toward achieving universal and socialized healthcare in America: Theodore Roosevelt (1901 – 1909) During President … Read more
Retail arbitrage is an intelligent way to make money online without producing your goods. And the best part? You can take advantage of bulk purchase perks like lower unit prices, bulk savings, and free or reduced shipping costs. But what should you buy to resell? Maximize your earnings on a budget: Learn how buying wholesale … Read more
Let’s face facts, everyone is hoping for a present on Valentine’s Day – a heartfelt love letter or a pastry from their preferred eatery. While flowers and cocoa are lovely, they can also be standard. After a particular company faced criticism for an advertisement featuring a man gifting a woman an exercise bike, I wouldn’t … Read more
Access to health care services and the affordability of health insurance are crucial to overall health but vary widely across the United States. MoneyGeek analyzed a host of statistics, from health outcomes — such as preventable deaths and rates of certain diseases or risk factors — to health access and cost — such as how many … Read more
There was a time in American society when marriage was essentially final—intractable, incapable of being dissolved. It wasn’t until New York state’s Married Women’s Property Act of 1848 that women even began to be seen as “legal entities,” to say nothing of equals to men, at least in the eyes of the law. Through the … Read more
Despite progress overall, crime still impacts America’s communities. Crime and safety are intertwined with prosperity, income and economic opportunity. Crime is costly to individual victims, perpetrators, communities and society at large. MoneyGeek‘s annual analysis looks at the most recent crime statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to estimate the cost of crime in … Read more
Research shows that in some cases, money does lead to happiness. In fact, a 2021 University of Pennsylvania study found a correlation between happiness and income growth, even past an annual income of $80,000. This is in contrast to previous research that found happiness stagnated after an individual earned $75,000. However, not all places can … Read more
Scandals have come hand-in-hand with politics for as long as America has been electing presidents: even George Washington was criticized for overspending, refusing to hand over detailed documents for investigation, and even neglecting to return library books. Hardly any of President Biden’s 45 predecessors have been able to escape some level of public disapproval, though … Read more
Presidents may linger in the collective American consciousness for many reasons. Perhaps they were embroiled in controversies like Nixon, Clinton, or Trump. Maybe, like Kennedy, their time in office was defined by the tragedy that befell them, as humans tend to remember negative events more accurately than positive ones. Certain presidents may be remembered for the … Read more
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