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Consumer Expenditure Surveys
Bureau of Labor Statistics > Consumer Expenditure Survey > Methods

Section 20B - EXPENSE PATTERNS FOR SELECTED SERVICES AND GOODS

COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY OR DRY CLEANING MACHINES
clothing   quilts   linens
coats   rugs   drapes
LAUNDRY OR DRY CLEANING SERVICES
clothing   quilts   linens
coats   rugs   drapes

CIGARETTES

OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCTS
cigars   pipe tobacco   chewing tobacco
HAIRCUTTING, STYLING, MANICURES, MASSAGES AND OTHER SALON SERVICES
hair coloring   pedicures   facials
waxing   tanning salons

SAFE DEPOSIT BOX LOCATED IN A BANK OR SIMILAR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

CHARGES OR FEES FOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES SUCH AS ATM FEES OR ACCOUNT SERVICE CHARGES FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS BANKS, CREDIT UNIONS, AND FINANCE COMPANIES
ATM fees   regular service charges   check order fee
certified check fee   money order fee   online banking and bill payment fee
check cashing fee   below minimum balance fee   POS Transaction fees
monthly maintenance fee/service charge   teller transaction fee   traveler’s check fee
cashier’s/bank check fee   insufficient funds/returned check fee   returned deposit fee
CD early withdrawal penalty   replacement ATM/Debit card fee   loan origination/application fee
wire transfer fee   stop payment fee   check or statement copy fee
negative balance fee   currency exchange fee
  fees for personal loans, excluding those for real estate management fee for trust, custodial or escrow accounts

TAXI OR LIMOUSINE SERVICE

MASS TRANSPORTATION SERVICES SUCH AS A BUS, SUBWAY, MINI-BUS OR TRAIN

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Last Modified Date: September 4, 2008