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How much is 159 dollars in sterling?

To convert 159 US dollars to British pounds sterling, you'll need the current exchange rate. As of my last update, the exchange rate fluctuated around 1 USD to 0.75 GBP, which would make 159 USD approximately 119.25 GBP. However, exchange rates vary, so it's best to check a reliable financial news source or currency converter for the most accurate and up-to-date conversion.


What would a billion dollars look like?

Depending on its form, it could be just the symbols '$1,000,000,000.00' on a screen or on a piece of paper, or it could be a single note, or it could be a large number of notes and/or coins. A football is 300 feet x 159 feet = 47,700 square feet. Assuming a cubic foot contains 6000 dollars, a billion dollars would cover a football field 3.5 feet high. A dollar 156mm long, x 1,000,000,000 will circle the earth about 4 times.


What is the water consumption of an average American worker?

The per capita water consumption in the United States is 159 gallons per day.


Did House Bill 159 get passed which increased the limits of the Florida Life and Health Insurance Guarantee Association FLHIGA from 100k to 250k in cash values of annuity contracts?

After the FDIC raised the limits on deposits held at banks and savings and loans, it left other investment instruments, such as annuities, at somewhat of a disadvantage in Florida, since FLAHIGA limits on cash values were still capped at $100,000. Many other states had already raised their cash value limits to $250,000 or even $300,000 for annuities. H.B. 159 sought to bring FLAHIGA more in line with similar guaranty mechanisms in other states and with the FDIC limits for investments held in banks. This legislation raises the FLAHIGA limits on cash values of annuities from $100,000 to $250,000 and levels the playing field for investors who want alternatives to putting their money in the bank. The bill went into effect on July 1, 2010. Starting on this date, investors will have the same protection when putting their cash into a deferred annuity contract as they would when putting money in an FDIC-insured bank.


How many single family homes are there in the United States?

It may be that the terminology is different than single family homes. However, barring that, here are some U.S. Census numbers for you. In 2009, the US Census Bureau reports all housing units totalling in at 130 million 159 thousand. Also in 2009 91,241,000 total housing units for single detached and mobile homes in the United States with 79,918,000 total occupied year round. And of these, some are renters and some are owner occupied.