The pie chart illustrates a household’s total annual spending on six different categories.
Overall, it has been shown that the family spent a majority of their annual income on housing utilities and least on all these three categories entertainment, healthcare and other as explicitly displayed. Apart from that, annual income on food and transport has been less spent than housing.
Housing is the category on which the family spent their most money upon, as it accounts for the 30% of whole chart. Following that, food was the second most contribued category with a percentage of 25%. Transport’s figure was lower at 15% as the household spent less of its spending on it.
In contrast, there are three various categories of entertainment, healthcare and other that received the lowest share of the entire family budget. As it is shown on the chart, all three exhibited a number of 10% as they remained the least contributed categories comparing to the rest of the pie chart.
