The chart below shows the average household spending pattern for households in three income categories as a proportion of their income. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The bar chart shows how those on low, medium and high incomes spend their money. Both the differences and the similarities are striking.
Housing costs consume almost a third of each
group
’s income
and another 15-19% goes on transport. While
the high-income
earners are able to put 17% towards their retirement, and the medium group
10%, those on low incomes invest only three per cent of their income
in retirement funds.
All categories spend a similar percentage of their income
on clothing (around 6%), eating out (less than 5%), and entertainment (4-6%). The lowest income
group
spend a higher proportion on their health (8%), eating at home (12%) and paying for utilities (13%) but less on education, which stands at just three per cent compared with slightly more for the middle group
and over five per cent for the wealthy.
To sum up
, each income
group
assigns by far the largest portion of their budget to housing and a large portion to transport. However
, only the rich devote a significant share of their income
to retirement savings. Poor families, on the other hand
, spend more of their budget on basic necessities.Submitted by Mangalakumaran.sangeetha on
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