The table shows the different things people in the UK spend their money on.
The table shows the different things people in the UK spend their money on. YyYjn
The table illustrates how English people spent their money on their household on a weekly basis. Overall, it is evident that the British spent the largest amount of money on housing, while the least is spent on health.
The biggest contribution is made to housing, transport, and recreation. People allocated 27% to housing, which is by far the highest percentage. With a difference of 13% from housing, is transport, standing at 14%. Though both recreation and food are two categories that are relatively similar, people from England contributed 1% more to recreation, which is 12%.
Average spending on restaurants and hotels, other goods and services, and household goods and services was 8%, 8%, and 7% respectively, all less than 10%. Moreover, people in England only contributed a small budget to communication, education, and health. Only 5% of their income is spent on communication, 2% on education, and only 1% on health. 
The table illustrates how English  
people
  spent
 their money on their household on a weekly basis.  
Overall
, it is evident that the British  
spent
 the largest amount of money on housing, while the least is  
spent
 on health.
The biggest contribution  
is made
 to housing, transport, and recreation.  
People
 allocated 27% to housing, which is by far the highest percentage. With a difference of 13% from housing, is transport, standing at 14%. Though both recreation and food are two categories that are  
relatively
 similar,  
people
 from England contributed 1% more to recreation, which is 12%.
Average spending on restaurants and hotels, other  
goods
 and services, and household  
goods
 and services was 8%, 8%, and 7%  
respectively
, all less than 10%.  
Moreover
,  
people
 in England  
only
 contributed a  
small
 budget to communication, education, and health.  
Only
 5% of their income is  
spent
 on communication, 2% on education, and  
only
 1% on health.