The fixed cost that was reviewed in News 2021 is a smartphone communication cost!

The fixed cost that was reviewed in 2021 is a smartphone communication cost!

How are you doing household management?Some people manage the household account books, others, maybe they usually use bonuses without worrying too much.Musee Platinum Co., Ltd. conducted a survey on household management for 730 women aged 20 to 34 years nationwide ( *).Let's look at the results.

More than half have a household account book.40 % of people who have more than half of the deficit month

First, when asked if he had a household account book, 53%answered that he was not attached.Also, when you ask about the income and expenditure of your monthly household budget, 42%are "many surplus months", 23%for "surplus month and deficit month", and 18%for "many deficit months".was.Next, when I asked why I knew my household budget, 33%of the "passbooks and credit card statements" were 33%.Next, many people seemed to have not only smartphone apps but also analog household account books, including the "Smartphone Household Account App" (26%), "Handwritten Household Account Book" (18%).

The fixed cost reviewed in 2021 is "smartphone communication cost" 40 %

The most common fixed cost, which was reviewed again in 2021, accounted for 43%of smartphone communication costs. This year, there have been more options, including new smartphones such as AHAMO, POVO, and LINEMO, and cheaper plans for carriers such as Rakuten Mobile. For this reason, many people have switched careers and reviewed the price plan. Subsequently, "Subscription Service" and "Electricity bill" were ranked. Is there any subscription service such as music and videos that you have signed a contract at all? If you don't use it, you should cancel immediately. There are plans for electricity bills that are cheaper together with communication costs. "Fixed costs that I want to be cheaper" are also "smartphone communication costs" (25%). It can be seen that the smartphone fee is quite burdensome. Next, the costs related to cars (16%), such as insurance premiums and parking lots, and "rent" (15%) with a large amount.