Communal and food eat up most of the expenses of the South Urals

Most of the surveyed residents of the Chelyabinsk region consider their income sufficient for basic needs. However, without constant monitoring of expenses, not everyone does. This is evidenced by the results of the study hh.ru.

Fully satisfied with the size of earnings of 21% of residents of the region. They said the salary was enough for basic needs.

Another 42% of respondents also consider their income sufficient, but have to plan spending and monitor the family budget.

The total is 63% of respondents who assess their financial situation as acceptable.

Most of the monthly expenses of the South Urals are related to daily needs. Most often, the study participants called the payment of utilities – 83%. In second place is food, which is spent 79% of respondents.

At the same time, 67% of residents indicated spending on mobile communications and the Internet, clothing and shoes, as well as transport or maintenance of a car.

A big part of the family budget is health. For medicines and treatment, 63% of respondents direct money.

Another 58% reported spending on children, half on rent or mortgages. Consumer loans and other loans pay 33%.

38% of respondents spend on leisure and recreation, 29% on education. Self-care was called 17%.

Salary satisfaction varies depending on the profession. IT employees rate their incomes best: 40% of them said they have enough money.

Among employees of marketing and advertising, 34%, among builders - 33%.

If we compare the Ural regions, the Chelyabinsk region in terms of the share of residents who fully have enough wages, takes the third place among those presented in the study. Higher indicators in the Sverdlovsk region – 25% and Tyumen – 24%.