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Band 4+: The pie chart shows average monthly student expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart shows sources of student income in the same year.

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The image contains two graphs; the top pie chart shows "Monthly student expenditure" with Rent at £385, Bills at £80, Travel at £52, Socializing at £34, Food at £52, and Other at 11%. The bottom bar graph titled "Sources of student income" displays percentages of students that used these sources with Student Loan at approximately 87%, Family at around 55%, Part-time job at about 60%, Savings at roughly 50%, Bank overdraft at nearly 40%, and Grants and funding at around 25%.
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A circle chart divided into slices to illustrates the monthly student expenses in the year of 2016 in UK. Below the pie chart a percentage chart presents information about student monthly salary in the same year

In UK student spent half of their monthly allowance almost 385 pounds in paying rent and the other expenses in which food, socialising, travel, bills, and other expenses are in included . A student spent 124 pounds on food and 64 pounds on socialising in Uk. Travel expense are less as compared to food, socialising and bills. Student spent 52 pound on travelling while, on bills they spent almost 69 pounds and other expenditures cost 91 pounds.

In Uk percentage of sources of student incomes are different such as Student loan, Family, Part-time job, Savings, Bank overdrafts, and Grants and funding. Mostly students relayed on student loan 80 %. Almost 78% student depended on their Family and almost 40% student relayed on Savings, Bank overdraft, and Grants and funding

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The pie chart shows average monthly student expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart shows sources of student income in the same year.

The provided charts illustrate the average monthly expenditure and income sources of students in the UK for the year 2016. Overall, the data reveals that rent constitutes the most significant portion of student spending, while student loans represent the predominant source of income. In terms of monthly expenditure, rent emerges as the most substantial item, […]

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The provided charts illustrate the average monthly expenditure and income sources of students in the UK for the year 2016. Overall, the data reveals that rent constitutes the most significant portion of student spending, while student loans represent the predominant source of income. In terms of monthly expenditure, rent emerges as the most substantial item, […]

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The pie chart shows average monthly student expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart shows sources of student income in the same year.

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