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Mind-Blowing Money Facts!

November 14, 2012|By David Lester

Hi Friends,
I found some awesome money facts that will blow your mind:

The average human being has more fantasies about money than sex. Oh la la, Mou la la. 😉

The biggest argument couples will have involves money.

$20 bills are more often counterfeited than $100 bills.

1 in every four Americans believe that their best chance of becoming rich is by winning the lottery.

If you drive 10 miles to purchase a lottery ticket, you are more likely to be killed in a car accident then you are to win the lottery. 😐

The average wedding in America costs $20,000.00.

It is a proven fact that people tip more on sunny days than they do on rainy, cloudy days. Tsk tsk.

Shop til you drop or have great sex? For men… sex but women would rather have unlimited shopping sprees than spend a romantic weekend with their loved ones.

Money is the number one cause of stress for a person as opposed to health, wellness, fitness etc.

Most people will not bend over to pick money off of the ground unless the value is more than a dollar.

The odds of winning the lottery are 10 million to 1.

Coupons found in the Sunday paper are the second most read page besides the front page.

A piece of currency can be folded forward and back 4,000 times before it will tear.

In the 1920s you could buy a brand new car for less than $300.

57% of couples pool their income, with both partners withdrawing and spending at their own discretion.

Do you feel like this right now? Mind Blown?

 

 

 

 

 

 

I hope you enjoyed these mind-blowing awesome money facts.
Have an awesome week my friends,

Dave

David Lester
About David Lester

David Lester is a best selling author and professional Financial Coach, helping people be better with their money. David has written a personal finance book that breaks with traditional attitudes towards finance and describes his own philosophy to money that he has gained through his personal and professional experiences. His philosophy on money applies to many areas of everyday life, including banking, investing, goal setting, shopping and entertainment.