The table gives information about weekly household expenditures in the U.K
Overall, the category of consumer goods and services that all UK citizens spent most on was housing, transport, recreation, and food, which was ten times higher than on the other goods and services. The lowest spending could be seen in communication, education, and health. The outlay of restaurants and hotels, household goods and services, and clothing and footwear is within the average.
In terms of housing, the UK population spent the highest proportion of about (27%) weekly, compared to health, which significantly spent the least at just 1%, in contrast to the average money spent on transport, recreation, and food by about 14%, 12%, and 11%, respectively. On the other hand, the lowest expenditure was on education and phone calls, which accounted for under 5% of all goods and services. British people spend money on fashion like clothing and footwear, in standard, by about 5%.