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Band 7+: The table below illustrates how much money a single person and a couple in Australia need for a comfortable lifestyle after they retire.

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The image displays a table comparing expenses between a retired single person and a retired couple categorized into housing, leisure, health, transport, clothing, food, others, and total. Housing costs for a single person are $184 and for a couple $194; leisure $140 for single and $202 for a couple; health $122 for single and $177 for a couple; transport $107 for single and $108 for a couple; clothing $44 for single and $80 for a couple; food $50 for single and $100 for a couple; others $37 for single and $70 for a couple; total expenses amount to $684 for a single retired person and $931 for a retired couple.
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The table compares the budgets needed for retired singles and couples to live a comfortable lifestyle in Australia.

Overall, the average budget of a retired single person is much lower than that of a couple. In addition, while housing is the biggest expenditure for single retirees, retired couples need more money for leisure activities.

The expenditure for housing of retired single people is $184, which is $10 lower than that of couples. Meanwhile, singles retirees spend $140 on leisure activities, while couples spend $60 more. Regarding healthcare, couples spend $177, which is $50 higher than the expenditure of a single retired person.

In terms of transport, couples and singles need roughly the same amount of money, at $108 and $107 respectively. When it comes to clothing, food, and other things, the figure for an individual is almost half that of a couple. A single person spends $44, $50 and $37 respectively on these categories, while a couple spends $80, $100 and $70. In general, the total amount of money spent by an individual is $684, whereas the figure for a couple is $931.

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