​The 2014 ​and 2015 Household Spending Survey report presents information about the spending habits of Jersey households.

The latest report shows that:

• in 2014 and 2015 average total household expenditure in Jersey was £761 per week
• spending was greatest on housing, fuel and power, at £216 per week, accounting for more than a quarter of total household expenditure​
• transport and food and non-alcoholic drinks were the next highest spending categories (£93 and £86 per week, respectively)
• average total weekly household expenditure ranged from £351 in the lowest of the five quintiles of gross income to £1,474 in the highest
• by tenure, households living in social rental accommodation spent the least (£418 per week) and owner-occupier households with a mortgage spent the most (£1,187 per week)
• by household structure, average household expenditure ranged from £373 per week for single pensioners to £1,090 per week for couple households with at least one dependent child
• after adjusting for inflation, household spending in 2014 and 2015 was 9% lower than in 2009 and 2010
• average total weekly expenditure of households in Jersey was 43% greater than in the UK