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48% of those in credit card debt reported being willing to cut their dining out budget in half in order to save money.
- A new survey by $4 revealed the luxury spending habits of those in credit card debt and not in credit card debt.
- Those with credit card debt reported spending slightly more on most luxury expenses, excluding car loans and leases and leisure travel.
- Both debtors and non-debtors spent the most on car loans and leases and were the most willing to cut back on dining out and takeout food expenses.
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Whether you're in $4 or not, there are certain things you may $4. Whether it's splurging on that yearly vacation, going out to eat, or getting the $4, both those in debt and not in debt spend about the same per year on certain $4 expenses, according to a new report.
Results of a $4 revealed the spending habits of those in credit card debt and not in credit card debt in 9 categories. The categories were all classified as "luxury" expenses, and the survey analyzed responses from 2,482 adults. The survey also discovered the percentages of those in debt and not in debt that would be willing to cut their yearly expenses by 50% in each category.
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Here are the average spending habits of debtors and non-debtors on 9 luxury expenses, plus the percentages of people who'd be willing to cut back on each category.