Band 6+: The charts below show how average middle-income families spent their household budget in two diffe.rent years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts compares the proportion of household budget allocation spent by middle income families in 2012 and 2015.

Overall, it is evident that the biggest persentage of household budget spent to housing, while the miscellaneous showed the smallest persentage in both given years.

In 2012, 35% of middle-family’s budget was used for housing, which was the most popular among other categories, compared to miscellaneous with around 15% of whole budget. In addition, spending money for food/clothes and vacations/leisure showed the same persentage with 25% in this allocation.

In 2015, the half of the household badget was allocated for housing, while the only 5% of money spent to other needs, which illustrates the smallest persentage over the given period. In constrast, middle-income families expent their 35% of budget for needs like food and clothes, while other 10% of it spent for different activities such as vacations or leisure.