Tax Fact: Money Facts
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Money is always on our minds. It is either, I need to work to get money or I need money to pay bills, buy food, clothing, and housing. So let’s learn so interesting money facts…..

1- In 1920, credit cards were first used in the United States
2- There are more than 1.6 million ATMs in the world
3- There are eagles printed on all U.S. currency
4- The United States officially adopted the dollar as its unit of currency in 1785
5- In 2011, Americans spent around the US $61.4 billion on their pets
6- Martha Washington donated her own silverware to make the first U.S. currency
7- More Monopoly money is printed each year than actual money
8- Between 1942 and 1945 nickels didn’t have any nickel in them. The coins were 9% manganese, 56% copper and 35% silver.
9- McDonald’s makes about the US $75 million per day
10- Pablo Escobar had enough cash that rats ate almost $1 billion of his money each year.
11- Abraham Lincoln was the first American to be pictured on an American coin in 1909.
12- Apple earns US $300,00 per minute
13- The U.S. dollar id the most commonly used currency in the world.
14- The study or collection of money is called “numismatics”
15- There are three ways by which Governments can get money:
1) print it
2) borrow it
3) collect taxes from their citizens

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