Special Features Page

United States Debt Clock

An Overview of the United States National Debt. The Current Outstanding Public Debt of the United States is:


Where Did The DJIA/NASDAQ/S&P 500 Trade On..

Find out how the three major US stock market indexes (DJIA, NASDAQ, S&P 500) performed on any given day in their histories!


History of Deficits and Surpluses in the U.S.

On this page you will find a history of surpluses and deficits in the United States, running all the way back until 1789.


Inflation Calculator

This calculator uses data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (United States), in the form of the Consumer Price Index, which is a benchmark for measuring inflation.


Historical Unemployment Rates in the United States

The Bureau of Labor Statistics currently provides unemployment data from January 1st, 1948, right up until the present day.


Historical State Unemployment Rates

The Bureau of Labor Statistics is kind enough to provide historical unemployment (and employment) data for all 50 states from January 1st, 1976 until present day.


Canada Debt Clock

The Current Outstanding Public Debt of Canada is approximately:


UK National Debt Clock

According to the Office for National Statistics (which is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority, which reports directly to Parliament), the United Kingdom had a net debt of:


A History of Bank Failures in the United States

The United States has had to deal with a number of banking crises during its history as a nation.


Mortgage Refinancing Calculator

Simply plug in the required information below and our program will let you know whether or not you will save money (and how much) if you refinance.


Dow Jones Historical Data

On this page you'll find everything that you wanted to know about the historical performance of the DJIA.


Nasdaq Historical Data

The NASDAQ (The National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations) is home to some of the most recognized tech companies in the world, including Google, Apple and others.


S&P 500 Historical Data

The S&P (Standard & Poor's) 500 is an index that includes 500 of the largest and most influential companies in the United States. The S&P 500 is considered by most to be the closest indicator (in terms of market indexes) of the US economy, due to the fact that all different types of companies are included.


Stock Market Guru Twitter Alerts

This page will track the most recent Twitter alerts from some of the most talked-about and followed stock market commentators/gurus in the world.


Historical Gold Prices

1833 - 2010


Median Household Income History

The U.S. Census Bureau currently publishes median household income data from 1975 until present day.


State Population Trends Since 2000

Which states have seen the biggest surge in population growth since the year 2000? Which states have barely grown at all?