The pie charts demonstrate a comparison of the expenses in the UK and the US.
Overall, the variety of expenditures are extremely similar for the British and the Americans, being identical in select categories. Rent and Food remain the most substantial for both countries.
The UK residents spend most on Rent, beating the second most substantial expense by a significant margin of 12%. Expenditures on Transport and Going out come in third and fourth at an even 15%. The Brits spend least on Books and DVD’s at 12 and 10% respectively.
By contrast, evidently the Americans spend more of their income on food (up to quarter of income), which is statistically followed by Rent at 20%. Transportation and Dining out categories mirror the British counterpart at 15% both. While the UK citizens spend 12% on books, the buy slightly more, landing them at 15%. Identically with the UK, the Americans spend 10% of their monthly paycheck on DVD’s.
