How we spend: less on drink, food, more on housing
Households have cut their spending on alcohol and tobacco and now spend more on housing than food, according to the latest report from the CSO.
Households have cut their spending on alcohol and tobacco and now spend more on housing than food, according to the Central Statistics Office report on household budgets for 2009/2010.
Here are some of the top findings:
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