New data shows that people are using their bonuses for day-to-day expenses such as food, retail, and clothing. Health and wellbeing accounted for a small percentage of spending, while travel and transport made up 3% of spending.
New data from fintech CleverCards reveals that people are using their bonuses for day-to-day expenses rather than windfall spending. The analysis of spending on prepaid Mastercards shows that food and dining topped the list at 29%, followed by general retail at 16% and clothing at 14%.
Health and wellbeing accounted for 6% of card spend, while general supplies and fuel each accounted for 5% and 4% respectively. Travel and transport, excluding holidays, made up 3% of spending.
Bonuses Expenses Spending Clevercards Prepaid Mastercards Food Retail Clothing Health Wellbeing Travel Transport
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