I totally digged this chart — thank you! I’ve crossposted.
–ADM
Something is wrong with the world when we spend more money on our transportation and entertainment then on food, education,reading and healthcare (combined).
Where’s the “electronics” category broken down into “Amazon.com” and “Apple store” ?
“Something is wrong with the world when we spend more money on our transportation and entertainment then on food, education,reading and healthcare (combined).”
Not necessarily. Might just mean that food, reading, and healthcare are inexpensive. I would think that’s a good thing.
The education expenses look to be outside of taxes. So binders, pencils, and apples as opposed to money for teachers and schools?
I’d be interested to see expenses for coffee, toilet paper, and Jonas Brothers.
Overall this seems like a fairly sensible breakdown.
I am grateful for this chart. I’m basing all of my expenditures on this chart.
If i want better things i got to make more money. I can’t live above my means.
no more debt.
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Hey Joe!
I totally digged this chart — thank you! I’ve crossposted.
–ADM
Something is wrong with the world when we spend more money on our transportation and entertainment then on food, education,reading and healthcare (combined).
Where’s the “electronics” category broken down into “Amazon.com” and “Apple store” ?
“Something is wrong with the world when we spend more money on our transportation and entertainment then on food, education,reading and healthcare (combined).”
Not necessarily. Might just mean that food, reading, and healthcare are inexpensive. I would think that’s a good thing.
The education expenses look to be outside of taxes. So binders, pencils, and apples as opposed to money for teachers and schools?
I’d be interested to see expenses for coffee, toilet paper, and Jonas Brothers.
Overall this seems like a fairly sensible breakdown.
I am grateful for this chart. I’m basing all of my expenditures on this chart.
If i want better things i got to make more money. I can’t live above my means.
no more debt.
Thanks
Just what I was looking for.
THANKS!!!!!!
Ed