The chart below shows the expenditure on three categories among different age groups of residents in the UK in 2004.

The bar chart presents the proportion of expenses spent per category.

This

includes various age groups of people residing in the UK in 2004.

Overall

, the highest consumption of food and drinks is from 76

years

old and above,

while

citizens under 30

years

old spend money on restaurants and hotels.

Lastly

, aged 61-75 allocate their funds for entertainment. In detail, in 2004, there was an inclination in food and drink expenses for those under 30

years

old by more than 5%, which almost doubled for

ages

31-45

years

old and nearly tripled for

ages

46-60 in the UK.

Additionally

, 20% of the funds of 61-75-year-old residents were allotted for food and drink,

finally

, about 3% higher were from residents aged 76 and above. Money spent on restaurants and hotels was highest for

ages

below 30 which was nearly 15%. It decreased until aged 61-75

years

old with less than a fifth.

However

, it went up to approximately 8% for those aged 76+.

Lastly

, the age range with the highest expenditures for entertainment was 61-75-year-old residents at roughly 23% which has about a 10% difference from

ages

46-60 and about three times less than the lowest proportion at about 7% in

ages

under 30.