**The chart below gives information about the ratio of income to spending (in dollars) by Americans by age range in 2013.**

The bar chart illustrates the amount of earnings and spending

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a variety of ages in the United States of America in 2013. The unit on the Y-axis is shown in dollars.

According to

the graph,

it is clear that

a majority of people spend their money less than their income.

However

, some age groups use it equally or less. From the age 35 to 54, they earned an income around well under 80000 different from spending by 20000. 55-64

also

had the same trend but they received the income at roughly 74000. Followed by 25-34 which gained a little less than 60000 and had 10000 by differences from their expense.

Moreover

, the gap between salaries and expenditures was getting closer in the age of 64 to 74 which was about 5000. American citizens who are more than 75 years old

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seem

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to spend their money almost the same as their getting.

Additionally

, young adults in America who are less than 25 mostly gave out their wages more compared to the wage.