7. Education (2%)
教育——占总收入的2%
Many will argue that this number should be higher. After all, the graduation is only a beginning. Your career just started and there's a lot of skills to acquire if you wanna get promoted and paid better.
很多人都觉得这一部分应该更高一些。毕竟,毕业只是一个新阶段的开始。你的职业生涯才刚刚起步,如果你想升职加薪的话,还有不少技能要学。
8. Other (9.3%)
其他——占总收入的9.3%
This covers a lot of different categories: clothes, alcohol, personal care products, cigarettes, donations, and even alimony payments. Lump all of them together and this is what you get.
这一部分包含很多门类:服装、酒、个人护理产品、烟、慈善捐赠甚至赡养费。把它们全部加起来就是你能自由支配的那一部分了。(能存下来的最大值)
That leaves the average household of 2 people with $423 per month.
这对于一般的家庭(两口人)来说,就是每月423美元(约合人民币2800元)
This may sound like a lot or a little, depending on your point of view. But let’s put it in perspective. This is equivalent to saving $5,076 per year.
这在你看来可能算多,也可能算少。不过且让我们用不偏不倚的视角来看看,这相当于每年5076美元(约合人民币34000元)。
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