A common recommendation is for consumers to spend no more than 30% of their gross income on housing costs, including rent or mortgage payments, property taxes, and utilities. This helps ensure financial stability and room for other essential expenses such as food, transportation, and savings.
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Teen consumers in the United States spend an estimated $143 billion annually. They also influence their parents' spending, contributing to an estimated total of $82 billion spent on teen-related products.
Americans spend the largest portion of their budget on housing, followed by transportation and food.
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No more than a third of your gross annual income should go towards housing. As for rent, you should not spent anymore than 25% of your gross income. Housing - This expense should include mortgage, insurance, gas, electricity, maintenance, and phone. (according to crown.org budget guide) Rent or your monthly mortgage payment plus each of the above should never exceed 36%. 1/3 is generally a good rule just as with the 1st answer, but don' t forget that the number includes the other housing expenses.
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