In 2025, Americans are expected to spend about $3.9 billion on Halloween candy, or around $40 per celebrating household.

Recent data suggests Americans now spend about $2.8 billion a year on fireworks, roughly $8 per person across consumer and public displays.

Recent BLS data show the average U.S. household spends about $2,460 per year on clothing and footwear, or just over $200 a month.

Recent surveys show Americans spend around $23–24 billion on Easter, or roughly $170–$190 per celebrating household.

Americans now spend around $280 per person on concerts and other live music each year, or roughly $95 billion nationwide.

Recent surveys show Americans plan to spend around $750–$800 on Christmas gifts, with higher-income households spending much more.

Recent surveys show Americans spend roughly $900 to $1,600 per person on Christmas season gifts, food, travel and decorations.

Americans now spend around $900 to $1,000 on Christmas each year across gifts, food, travel, and decorations.

Americans now spend around $90 per person and $15–16 billion in total on Fourth of July food, fireworks, travel, and other Independence Day costs.

On average, Americans save far less for retirement than advisors suggest, with median balances often under $100,000 until the late fifties.