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Well, I myself(Chloe Nick) Spend about 100 dollars at Hollister every Week, and 100 Dollars at Abercrombie and Fitch Every week.So that's about 200 dollars a week.
I have been shopping since I was 9 years old.
If I live to be say 92 years, I would have spent 6,059,000$, in my lifetime
What else can I help you with?
How much money do average people spend supermarketing?
To answer your question a little more informations would be needed. Would you like to know how much the average person spends on grocery shopping, or how mucy money is spend by the average family.
What do you need when you go shopping?
money to spend
On average what does each shopper spend per visit to a liquor store?
About $40 to $45 dollars.
Do men or women spend more money on shopping?
Women do most the families shopping.
How much does an average family spend grocery shopping in Panama?
They spend about $330 a year in Panama.
How much do you spend on food shopping?
On an average £50 pounds a week
How can you tell if someone is a shopaholic?
They will shop all the time. They choose shopping over anything else. A shopaholic will spend all their money on shopping, even if they need that money. Everything is about shopping for them.
How much does a person spend on shopping?
It depends on how much money they have and what it is they want to purchase.
How much money is spent on boxing day?
It varies each year, but on average consumers in the United States spend billions of dollars on Boxing Day deals and shopping.
Does zarreen fatma spend a lot of money in shopping?
yes she does..she's addicted to shopping...she shops day and night...she even dreams of shopping ... she is a crazy maniac who loves shopping
How much on average does Paris Hilton spend a day?
Paris would spend about half and million dollars in one days shopping
How economy affect fashion?
The fashion world, as I like to call it, is being affected by the economy. Most people shop all the time, so they can wear what is 'in.' There are two results to this problem, and it all depends on the type of shopper you are. If you are the 'responsible' shopper, your going to buy clothing that you can pay for, and spend your money wisely, instead of worrying about what name brand is on your collar. But, if you are the 'credit-card' shopper, the economy isn't going to make a difference in your shopping trips. You would still buy the most expensive clothing, and fashion items, so you can stay 'in.' It's really that simple. Money is going to be made by the 'credit-card' shoppers, and lost by the 'responsible' shopper.
