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We’re living in wild times.
Part of Cleo’s charm is to help you track where your money goes each month. And as you can imagine, the data’s looking a bit different these days (obvi it’s all anonymized and no, it’s not for sale. You can read more about Cleo’s security policy here).
Your PSN purchases are up 62%
Average spending at Starbucks has dropped by more than half
The number of Crunchwraps consumed is down by nearly a third. Eating out in general? Down 40%
DoorDash spending is on the up. We’ve seen the number of orders rise by 15.17%
Between March and April, we’ve seen a 66% drop in your spending on that getaway. We know. It sucks
The number of journeys is down by 55%. Lyft trips have also been cut back by 68%. Unsurprisingly, you’re not getting out much at all. Transport spend has dipped by 44%
Shopping spend is down by over a third
It was Cleo’s #1 merchant last month, and still holds the top spot
Entertainment spending is down 34%...
There’s been a 10% increase in people putting money in savings. But bank charges still persist. Not cool
Sure, it's been a while since any of us have been on a night out that has stretched further than our own balconies, but old habits die hard. We're gonna be out again soon and just incase you've forgotten the grave financial risks that come with a piss-up, here are some of the traps you’ve walked into after a frozen margarita, or six.
Over the last several weeks, many of us were on edge – from wondering when and if we get access to relief funds to whether we’ll even have a job. Now that the U.S. government has rolled out the process and we’ve received more clarity on who qualifies for a stimulus check (and who doesn’t), some of us can breathe a sigh of relief.
Whether it’s a pair of those weird toe socks or a one-way ticket to a f*ckboy’s house, we all thought it was breakups that triggered our most ridiculous spending. Turns out, it’s isolation – here are some of your weirdest pandemic purchases, rated.
