How The Average U.S Consumer Spends Their Paycheck
Here’s an interesting graphic of the spending breakdown for the average U.S. consumer. It’s based a theoretical household “unit” consisting of 2.5 people, not individuals. Looks like such a household unit spends approximately $50,000 per year. Click on image for larger version.
I guess taxes are not considered an expense by the government. I’m not sure where leisure travel or vacation spending falls under, perhaps split as transportation and housing?
The image was created by Visual Economics, using information taken from the Consumer Expenditure Survey by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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