Jim Walton is the youngest son of the founder of Walmart, Sam Walton. While Walmart already boasts an impressive financial portfolio, Jim is also the Arvest Bank founder, which has around $16 billion in asset value. His net worth, you may ask? It’s $51.1 billion, which makes him the wealthiest person in Arkansas.
James Brolin & Josh Brolin – 48 James Brolin and his son, Josh Brolin, have similar facial features. Here they are at age 48. Josh is the son of James and Jane Cameron Agee. After James married Barbara Streisand in 1998, the legendary singer became his stepmother.
4. Nebraska The state had the second-most affordable housing, offset by the fifth-highest childcare costs. It also had the fifth-lowest divorce rate and fourth-highest number of families with young children. Nebraska ranked fifth in both socioeconomics and education and childcare, 12th in health and safety, 20th in family fun, and 24th in affordability. 3. Minnesota…
Teresa Giudice One of the OG members of the Real Housewives of New Jersey, Teresa Giudice not only brings the drama to the screen but also shows off her extravagant lifestyle. And it came with quite a high cost. Back in 2009, Giudice made headlines for filing bankruptcy with a whopping $8 million in liabilities. However, things…
3. Nigeria Cost of Living Index: 23.2 According to American Overseas, more than 100,000 US citizens live in Nigeria. If you paid $100 in rent in the US, you would be paying just $16.4 in Nigeria. Restaurants are also cheap with an index score of only 18.2. According to Expatistan, a combo meal at any restaurant chain…
15. Heritage Village, Connecticut Women make up 63.1% of the population In the state of Connecticut, Heritage Village is a census-designated place. It has a population of just over 3,736, but is a small town that takes pride in its natural surroundings. In the city, there are more women, around 63.1% of the population. 14….
3. Nigeria Insider Monkey Score = 77.3 Favorable View = 74% Positive View on American Entertainment = 84% There has been an increase of 12 points in Nigeria’s admiration for Americans. Around 74% of Nigerians think highly of Americans. Meanwhile, 89% of Nigerians think American entertainment is the best.