2 charts show how the highest and lowest earners spend their money

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High- and low-earners spend different amounts on food. Maria Korneeva/Getty ImagesSpending habits differ for the highest- and lowest-earning Americans. Those in the bottom 20% of income spend a higher share on housing than the top 20% do.

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