According to Dunn, you should spend 5% of your monthly income on clothing. To find the exact dollar amount you should be spending per month, multiply your take-home pay by 0.05. For example, if your monthly take-home pay is $3000, you should spend around $150 per month on clothing.

It appears most women, on average, will spend somewhere between $150 and $400 on clothing on a monthly basis, which equates to approximately $1,800 to $4,800 per year. It also appears that a woman’s spending habits are extremely closely related to their personal lives, especially their relationship status.

The Cost of Looking Good Fast, cheap fashion, among other things, has helped lessen how much Americans spend on clothing and related services like dry cleaning and shoe repair. Average monthly clothing expenses are about $134 (that’s $1,604 per year).

According to the latest Family Spending report from the Office of National Statistics, we calculate that the average person spends £43.88 on clothes each month—£8.67 of which is spent on shoes. On an annual basis, the average person in the UK spends £526.50 per year on clothes—£104 on shoes and £422.50 on clothing.

What’s the average food bill per person UK? The average spend on food per person is £40.30 per week (£175 per month), including groceries and eating out—across all ages and genders. The average weekly food shop for 1 is £26.5 in the UK, plus we spend another £13.8 on eating out or ordering takeaways each week.

In 2019, the 35 to 44 age group was the highest spender on women’s and girl’s clothing, spending 960 U.S. dollars on average in the year.

Women purchase more items than men do. Women are more avid adopters of online clothes shopping than men are. Women are more likely to spend time in the store and compare prices, while men are more likely to settle for the first workable item meeting their needs.

The most likely age group to hang on to old t-shirts are those between ages 18 and 24, of whom just 7% (compared with 21% of the overall population) say they haven’t kept a shirt, the survey found.

The 65-and-older group did have the highest level of expenditures in two major components, health care and cash contributions. They spent $2,936 on health care (a 12-percent share), al- most $1,000 more than the 35- to 64-year old age group and $1,900 more than the under-35 age group.

1. Your business will soon depend on Millennials. By 2017, Millennials – those currently in their mid-teens to mid-30s — are estimated to have more spending power than any other age group.

Average American Spending per Day: All Ages Overall, Americans spend the most on housing, followed by groceries, utilities, and health insurance. Younger Gen Xers — ages 35-44 — spend the most out of all the groups on housing and groceries, whereas older Gen Xers — ages 45-54 — spend the most on utilities.

According to a 2019 CNBC income survey, the average 20- to 24-year-old makes $30,628 annually, while the average 25- to 34-year-old makes $43,524 annually.

By the time you turn 55, aim to have seven times your current annual salary in retirement savings across all of your savings and retirement accounts. By the time you turn 60, you should have eight times your annual salary in retirement savings.

The average retirement savings account for a person between the ages of 50 and 59 in 2019 was $160,000. It’s important to note that taking out cash before the age of 59 and a half could mean tax penalties.

Standard financial advice says you should aim for three to six months’ worth of essential expenses, kept in some combination of high-yield savings accounts and shorter-term CDs.

Here are 10 ways you can invest that money, including suggested allocations and other tips.

1. Invest with a robo-advisor.
2. Invest with a broker.
3. Do a 401(k) swap.
4. Invest in real estate.
5. Build a well-rounded portfolio.
6. Put the money in a savings account.
7. Try out peer-to-peer lending.
8. Start your own business.