A Brief History On August 21, 2019, a report came out that “derogatory student loan debt is growing at ‘stunning’ pace.” You have borrowed money many times. In fact, chances are you are part of those contributing to the total U.S. indebtedness, which by the end of 2017 stood at over $13 trillion according to the New York Fed; however, do you have any idea where lending came from or even who started it? You see, lending has been part of the human way of life from the earliest days of civilization. Thousands of years have gone by, yet the…
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Albert Cooper
Albert Cooper is a known content writer from California, USA. He writes content in different niches such as social media marketing, finance, business, etc. He is a daytime blogger and night time reader currently working as a chief content advisor for some business and finance groups. He enjoys pie, as should all right-thinking people.
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A Brief History On January 10, 1929, a house car, a type of recreational vehicle, named Harriet was present at the Tin Can Tourists convention in Arcadia, Florida. By the 1920s, the recreational vehicle, often abbreviated as RV, was well established in the United States of America, with RV camping clubs established across the country. The term “RV” is thus relatively new. It has been only in the past 50 to 60 years that people began referring to campers and travel trailers as RVs. Let us see what else you might not know about recreational vehicles, RVing and the people…
