A Decade of Grocery Prices for 30 Common Items

How much more expensive are basic staples than they were 10 years ago? This infographic tracks grocery prices for 30 common items like cheese, fruit, and eggs. Read more

Quantifying What Success Means, According to 2,000 Americans

Success means different things to different people – but here’s a look at what it means, on average, when people are asked to quantify success. Read more

Video: How the Economic Machine Works, According to Ray Dalio

In this timeless animated video from 2013, billionaire hedge fund founder Ray Dalio eloquently explains how the world economy works in just 30 minutes. Read more

Visualizing a Global Shift in Wealth Over 10 Years

Wealth is not stagnant. Here’s how it has shifted over the last decade from 2007-2017, including the winners and losers of the shift in wealth globally. Read more

The Power of Dividend Investing

Dividend investing may not sound sexy, but it does generate predictable and powerful returns over time. Here’s everything you should know about dividends. Read more

How Money is Spent by Different Income Groups

Visualizing how different income groups spend their money on things like housing, food, transportation, health, and travel. Read more

Visual Capitalist Takes On Personal Finance With New Project

Wealth 101 is a new educational resource that uses infographics to explain topics related to personal finance and achieving financial independence. Read more

Mapping the World’s Wealthiest Cities

What are the world’s wealthiest cities, and what portion of global wealth is located in each of these key urban centers? Read more

Mapped: Low-Wage Workers in the Workforce, by U.S. State

Today, 30.6 million Americans are low-wage workers. In this graphic, we show the share of the workforce earning under $17 an hour, by state. Read more

Mapped: The Salary Needed to Buy a Home in 50 U.S. Cities in 2024

As the cost of home ownership nears record levels, we show the household income required to buy a median-priced home in 50 U.S. metro areas. Read more