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Band 5+: The table shows the different things people in the UK spend their money on.

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The image presents a breakdown of weekly average household spending in the UK: Housing 27%, Transport 14%, Recreation 12%, Food 11%, Restaurants and hotels 8%, Other goods and services 8%, Household goods and services 7%, Clothing and footwear 5%, Communication 3%, Education 2%, Health 1%, Other 2.5%.
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According to the graph data spending on Housing and Recreation by the people in UK was the highest among all group. And spending on food was on the third place

The graph Show the amount of weekly spending by people in UK majority of individual household spend their money in housing which surpass quarter by a small amount and the spending on recreation was 12 percentage and it was the second highest spending in the graph and spending on food was a little over 10 percentage and it was also the third highest spending in the graph

It can be observed that restaurant and hotels only had 8 percentage in total

the same same numbers of spending can be seen for other goods and services only slightly lower than the spending of household goods and services and the rest of the spending like clothing and footwear, communication, spending were quite minimal . Education and spending on others only around 2 % and. Spending on Health care lower than previous two

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