Changes in Spending Since 1984
The Consumer Price Index shows that consumers have spent $375 less on food per consumer in 2008 than in 1984.
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The Consumer Price Index shows that consumers have spent $375 less on food per consumer in 2008 than in 1984.
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The relative portion of total spending by income in several category shows how different household proportionate their incomes.
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The Consumer Expenditure Survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that, on average, consumer units with incomes of more than $150,000 spent more on food away from home than on food at home..
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For a 20-year old smoker with a one-pack a-day habit, quitting will not only improve your health, but depositing the money into a savings account, yielding 5 percent annually and compounding daily, will grow to $279,568 in savings by age 60.
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Even with the low interest rates of today’s economy, saving accounts can still accumulate significant interest.
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The number of payday loan businesses has steadly been increasing in popularity during economic difficulties. However, a $200 payday loan that costs $40 equates to an annual inerest rate of over 500 percent.
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Although rent-to-own deals can be tempting, you will spend more than what the purchase would have cost you by buying outright.
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When paying off credit cards, it is better to pay the balance as soon as possible.
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The Self-Sufficiency Standard was developed by the Wisconsin Women’s Network as a measure of the income level needed to enable a family to provide for their basic needs without public or private assistance.
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Delaying an IRA contribution by only one year will cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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