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Donut chart showing the breakdown of federal revenue by percentage. Individual income taxes (red) provides 49%; payroll taxes (blue), 35%; corporate income taxes (black) provide 11% and other sources (orange) makes up the remaining 5%.

Chart of the Day: Largest Source of Federal Revenue

February 10, 2026

With tax season officially upon us, today's Chart of the Day from Liberty Taxed gives us an idea of the projected federal tax revenue over the coming...

A line chart with stacked bars showing quarterly U.S. real GDP growth from 1Q22 to 2Q25, with each bar breaking out contributions from consumption, investment, government spending, residential activity, net exports, and inventories to illustrate how each component drives fluctuations in overall GDP growth.

Chart of the Day: Components of GDP Growth

February 5, 2026

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from JP Morgan Asset Management and highlights the key components of GDP growth.

Stacked bar graph showing the value of various retirement assets from 2000 to Q! 2025.

Chart of the Day: Value of Retirement Assets

February 3, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day, from Arbor Data Science using data from Investment Company Institute, shows the value of the assets that make up the...