How Are Americans Spending Their Money R Damnthatsinteresting 12m subscribers in the damnthatsinteresting community. for the most interesting things on the internet. I “spend time” with my coworkers for 8 hours a day… if by “spend time with” you mean “occupy the same building as.” i interact with them for maybe an hour on any given day. reply reply.
New Infographic Depicts How Americans Spend Their Money Economic Millennials (1981 to 1996) $24,052. 34.8%. generation z (1997 or later) $15,449. 37.1%. another spending category that’s surprisingly consistent across every generation is entertainment. all generations spent more than 4% of their total expenditures on entertainment, but none dedicated more than 5.6%. generation. For the most interesting things on the internet. example of how american suburbs are designed to be car dependent. where i’m at in colorado has extensive bike foot paths that provide “shortcuts” across neighborhoods, and even provide scenic paths to get pedestrians further from busy roads without greatly increasing distances. Nearly a quarter of gen z (24%) have felt pressured to showcase wealth on social media. 42% of americans go shopping to treat themselves at least once a month, and 21% do so at least once a week. boredom was the top experience causing gen z to spend. gen z leads all generations in dining out, doing so for 26% of their meals (about 1 in every 4). Instead, americans just kept buying more, even accounting for price increases and beyond growth in their disposable income. their spending helped drive us economic growth in 2023 and remained high.
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