Food Number

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Name* This field is required.

First Name

Last Name

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Email* This field is required.

example@example.com

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Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.

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How many adults are in your household? The size of your household is significant to calculating your Food Number.

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How many children are in your household?The size of your household is significant to calculating your Food Number.

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How much is your monthly take-home pay?

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How stressed are you about your food spending?

slightly

somewhat

significantly

extremely

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Do you know how much money you spent on food last month?

YESNO

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How much money did you spend on food last month?(Be sure to include both the grocery store and eating out.)

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How do you feel about spending that much on food last month?

It's not enough

It's about right

It's a little too much

It's out of control

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How many times do you go to the grocery store each month?

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On average, how much do you spend each time you visit the grocery store?

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Average GroceryHide

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How do you typically pay for your groceries?

Cash

Debit Card

Credit Card

Apple Pay or equivalent

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How many times do you eat out each month?

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On average, how much do you spend each time you eat out?

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Average Dining OutHide

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Total Food AverageHide

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Percent of Take-home payHide

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Based on your current llifestyle and habits, you spend ${averageGrocery} on groceries and ${averageDining} on eating out monthly. That's a total of ${totalFood}, which is {percentOf}% of your take-home pay.

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How do you feel about spending that much on food every month?

It's not enough

It's about right

It's a little too much

It's out of control

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It's not enough

You're not alone. Unfortunately, food is often the first expense people cut back on when money's tight. The average household in America spends 11% of their take-home pay on food. (About 6% on groceries and 5% on eating out.) Let's calculate your "food number" and stop feeling guilty about meeting your basic needs.

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It's about right

The average household in America spends 11% of their take-home pay on food. (About 6% on groceries and 5% on eating out.) You mentioned you're {howStressed28} stressed about how much you spend on food. Calculating your "food number" could help you reduce your stress about your food budget.

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It's a little too much

You're not alone. Many people feel guilty meeting this basic need. And you mentioned you're {howStressed28} stressed about how much you spend on food. The average household in America spends 11% of their take-home pay on food. (About 6% on groceries and 5% on eating out.) Calculating your "food number" could help you reduce your stress and guilt about your food budget.

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It's out of control

You feel like your spending is out of control, and you mentioned you're {howStressed28} stressed about how much you spend on food. The average household in America spends 11% of their take-home pay on food. (About 6% on groceries and 5% on eating out.) Calculating your "food number" and learning some new money habits could help you reduce your stress and stop feeling guilty about meeting your basic needs.

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Let's calculate your FOOD NUMBER using a fixed amount per person per month.

Most American households spend between $200 and $300 per month per person. Your number depends on your lifestyle and habits. Give yourself some grace when budgeting for food, it's a basic need, and you should not feel guilty for meeting your basic needs.

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How much would you like to budget (per person) each month for food?

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Total people times food numberHide

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% of Income

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Okay, based on the size of your household and the amount you'd like to budget for each person each month, your Food Number is ${totalPeople}. For reference, that's {Of}% of your take-home pay.

Now go ahead and use that number in next month's budget guilt-free.

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EmailThis is the address where we will send your results and additional information for managing your food budget

example@example.com