It is cheaper to keep it.
March turned out to be the month of ruptures, according to the “viral theory”, which in turn cost the single thousands of dollars.
In the data analyzed by the Frich Finance application, the average cost of an break for generation Z is $ 3,862. This cost was determined by increasing expenses such as housing, trips, appointments and expenses subsequent to rupture.
Looking for some retail therapy, having a lot of exits and participating in other extreme behavior, while the broken heart contributed to the clash factor of the expenses after the rupture, according to the study.
To be more specific, the data revealed that 34% of the generation of zers who wanted to quickly spend their breakdown were willing to spend, on average $ 131 on a date.
The night of a single girl cost 20% of the group studied on average, a little more than $ 92.
Sometimes, the best medicine after the break is to say Yolo and reserve a one -week trip to have a good landscape change. Of those zoomers who chose this route, 20% of them admitted to having spent $ 1,991 on this type of vacation.
And a small percentage of people, only 18%, chose to follow the most affordable route taking a training class or obtain a haircut, which could cost up to around $ 100.
In addition to impulsive spending, newly single people will often do so, assume the monthly income spending as a solo person can also cause serious damage to a person’s bank account.
It is a known fact that many couples move together to save on rent.
The investigation indicated that 18% of generation Z remained in non -excellent relationships, and 39% would move with a couple, even if they were not ready for the next step, to avoid paying a higher rental living alone.
Couples in Manhattan can save more than $ 50,000 sharing a room in a room, instead of living alone.
And the individual tax of the city is 40% higher than three years ago.
The sad reality is that a person who has been dividing the rent with a couple for some time, might not have the financial means or resources to suddenly live on their own.
“Breaking is not just an emotional agitation: it is a financial restart,” said Aleksandra Medina, CPO and Frich co -founder.
“When you have shared a life (and a lease contract), the transition may seem overwhelming, from moving costs to re -assembly a solo budget,” Medina added.
