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What categories are the same percentage of the budget? Category Amount spent per month Housing $1,302 Taxes $1,550 Food $558 Clo

thing $124 Entertainment $124 Transportation $372 College Savings $558 Retirement Savings $558 Gasoline $248 Emergency Savings $310 Utilities $496

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valina [46]2 years ago

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To be the same percentage, the numbers have to be the same.

Clothing is $124 and Entertainment is $124, so these would be the same percentage.

Food is $558, College savings is $558 and Retirement Savings is $558, these are identical so would also be the same percentage.

xxMikexx [17]2 years ago

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I believe the answer is B, there is a lot going on tbh but trust me, it’s b fam

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