ONS · Family Spending workbooks: expenditure by income, region and household type (ONS)

Miscellaneous goods and services a week

Year ending March 2025 Final

£50a week

Miscellaneous goods and services a week was £50 in the year ending March 2025, up 10.2% (£5) from £45 in April 2022 to March 2025 (three-year average).

▲ 10.2% · +£5 against April 2022 to March 2025 (three-year average) (previous period)

  1. ONS estimate
  2. Year ending March 2025
  3. published 11 June 2026
  4. High level expenditure by gross income decile
  5. row “Miscellaneous goods & services
  6. column “All households
  7. cell value 49.80

April 2022 to March 2025 (three-year average) to Year ending March 2025

Miscellaneous goods and services a week: April 2022 to March 2025 (three-year average) to Year ending March 2025£0£20£402025April 2022 to March 2025 (three-year average): £45 £ a week · published 11 June 2026Year ending March 2025: £50 £ a week · published 11 June 2026

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What this measures

Average weekly household expenditure on personal care, personal effects, social protection, insurance and other services (COICOP group 12), from the ONS Living Costs and Food Survey as published in Family Spending. The all-households figure is UK-wide for one financial year; income-decile and household-composition breakdowns are held on the same series, and regional figures are three-year averages stored against each region's code.

What this doesn’t measure

What any particular household spends: these are survey averages across households of very different sizes and incomes, sampled from about 5,000 households a year, and regional figures are averaged over three years because single-year samples are small.

Important caveat

Family Spending averages are from the ONS Living Costs and Food Survey, about 5,000 responding UK households a year each keeping a two-week spending diary. Averages are across all households in the group, whatever their size, so a group's figure is not the cost of a particular household. Regional tables are three-year averages because single-year regional samples are small. Suppressed cells (".." and ":") are omitted rather than estimated. Housing (net) excludes mortgage interest and council tax, which are counted under other expenditure items.

Revision history

No period of this series has been revised since it was first ingested here. Revisions are recorded automatically when a later release publishes a different figure for the same period.

Source

Publisher
ONS
Publication
Family Spending workbooks: expenditure by income, region and household type (ONS)
Release
FYE 2025, workbook 2 (by income), published 11 June 2026
Source file
workbook2expenditurebyincome.xlsx
File SHA-256
2c5d57c9b1afb97533105a83fbc0b92627154ccf62a8ef15fb483e1cb8aa2978
Retrieved
3 September 2026
Sheet
A4
Table
High level expenditure by gross income decile
Row
Miscellaneous goods & services
Column
All households
Cell value
49.80
Geography
United Kingdom
Unit
£ a week
API
/api/metrics/hh_spend_miscellaneous · /series · /vintages

Government periods

Change during each government, from the level inherited to the last complete period before it left office. Describes the period; does not attribute cause.

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Release
FYE 2025, workbook 2 (by income) · publication page
Last updated
11 June 2026
Next release expected
Not yet announced (estimated from the usual cadence)