Have you ever sat to think about what people seem to be spending their money on these days? Well you might be surprised to know that people aren’t buying clothes or shoes as much, but are now shelling out cash on big money items!
According to Business Insider, people are spending their money on big ticket items such as boats, cars, houses, and swimming pools. People are also spending their money on hotels and traveling. Of course, some are all about buying gold too! What do you spend your money on?
Kristen Farley
June 5, 2016
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