A person spends 4% of his salary on internet expenditure. The internet service provider increases the data charges by 50%. What percentage of the total salary does the person have to pay now for internet services?

In the income statement of Ashok and Rahul, the ratio of their income in the year 2022 was 1 : 3. The ratio of Ashok’s income in the year 2023 to that in 2022 is 5 : 3 and the ratio of Rahul’s income in the year 2023 to that in 2022 is 2 : 5. If Rs. 10242 is the sum of the income of Ashok and Rahul in the year 2023, then find the income of Rahul in the year 2022?

Piyush gives 29% of his monthly income to ‘A’ and 16% is divided between ‘B’ and ‘C’ such that ‘B’ receives 43.5% of the amount received by ‘B’ and ‘C’ together. If ‘C’ receives Rs. 1,101 less than 37.5% of the amount received by ‘A’, then find the monthly income of Piyush.

The ratio of salaries of Manisha and Rishabh is 11 : 13. If the salary of each is increased by Rs. 5000, the new ratio becomes 49 : 57. What is Manisha's salary? 

Rakesh gives 15% of his salary to his daughter. He then gives 20% of the remaining salary to his son. Of the remaining salary, he gives 37.5% to his wife and keeps the rest of the salary. If the difference between the amounts that his son and daughter got is Rs 15270, find the money that Rakesh left with himself.

Total monthly income of A. B and C are ₹1,02,720. A. B and C save 20%, 10% and 25%, respectively, of their incomes. If the ratio of their monthly expenditures is 3 : 4 : 5, then what is the sum (in) of the monthly incomes of A and C?

A man saves 30% of his monthly income. If his monthly income increases by 10%, he saves 20% more than the previous savings. The percentage increase in his expenditure is__________ (rounded off to one decimal place).

Ritu’s monthly savings are 28% of her monthly expenditure. If her monthly income increases by 45% and the monthly expenditure increases by 54.1%, then by what percentage do her monthly savings increase?

Suman saves 33\(\frac{1}{3}\)% of her income. If her income increases by x% and expenditure increases by 10%, then her savings increase by 22%. What is the value of x?

Last year, the ratio of the incomes of A and B was 4:3. The ratios of their individuals incomes of last year and present year are 3:4 and 5:6, respectively. If their total income for the present year is Rs 16.08 lakhs, then the income of A (in Rs) for the present year is:

A question is given, followed by two statements I and II. Consider the Question and the Statements and mark the correct option.

Question: The ratio of R's salary to S's salary is 4 : 3. How much is R's expenditure?

Statement I: The ratio of R's savings to S's savings is 2 : 1.

Statement II: The ratio of R's expenditure to S's expenditure is 1 : 1.

Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above Question and the Statements?

Manoj invests Rs.57,695, which is 11% of his annual income, in mutual funds. What is his monthly income? (Rounded up to 2 decimal places)

Shushan's monthly income is Rs. 45,000 and his monthly expenditure is Rs. 33,000 if his monthly income is increased by 22% while monthly expenditure is increased by 11% then what is his new monthly savings(in Rs.)?

Shalini spends 60% of her salary. If her salary is increased by 40% and her expenditure is also increased by 30%, find the percentage increment or decrement in her savings.

A person received a yearly salary hike of 15%, 20%, and 25% in 3 successive years. What is the total salary of the person after 3 years if his initial salary was Rs. 20,000?

The ratio of income and expenditure is 9∶5. Income increases by 40% and expenditure decreases by 10%. If the initial income is ₹45,000 then the final saving (in ₹) is:

The average monthly expenditure of a family was Rs. 2,500 during the first 4 months, Rs. 2,750 during the next 5 months, and Rs. 3,550 during the last 3 months of the year. If the total saving during the year was Rs. 5,500, what was the average monthly income of the family?

The monthly income of Ramesh was Rs 16,500 and his monthly expenditure was Rs 10,500. Next year his income increased by 25% and his expenditure increased by 19%. Find the percentage increase in his savings.

The monthly incomes of A, B and C are in the ratio 2 : 9 : 3 and their expenses are in the ratio 3 : 9 : 5. If A’s saving is half of his total income, then savings of A, B and C are, respectively, in the ratio of:

The savings of a man is equal to 20% of his expenditure. If his income increases by 25% and expenditure increases by 18%, then his saving will increase by:

A's salary is 38% more than of B's. What percentage (correct to one decimal place) is B's salary than that of A's?

The income of an employee is 30% more than his expenditure. If his income decreases by 10% and his expenditure increases by 3%, then by what percentage does his savings decrease or increase?

Last year, the ratio of the incomes of A and B was 4:3. The ratios of their individuals incomes of last year and present year are 3:4 and 5:6, respectively. If their total income for the present year is Rs 16.08 lakhs, then the income of A (in Rs) for the present year is:

Kamal saves x% of his monthly income. When his monthly expenditure increases by 20% and his monthly income increases by 26%, his monthly savings increase by 60%. What is the value of x?

Alok and Bimal have, between them, Rs. 12000. Alok spends 12% of his money, while Bimal spends 20% of his money. They are then left with a sum that constitutes 85% of the whole sum. Find what amount is left with Alok?

Rakesh gives 15% of his salary to his daughter. He then gives 20% of the remaining salary to his son. Of the remaining salary, he gives 37.5% to his wife and keeps the rest of the salary. If the difference between the amounts that his son and daughter got is Rs 15270, find the money that Rakesh left with himself.

A question is given, followed by two statements I and II. Consider the Question and the Statements and mark the correct option.

The ratio of R's salary to S's salary is 4 : 3. How much is R's expenditure?

Statement I: The ratio of R's savings to S's savings is 2 : 1.

Statement II: The ratio of R's expenditure to S's expenditure is 1 : 1.

Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above Question and the Statements?

The ratio of income of Jitendra and Narendra is 4 : 7, and the ratio of their expenditure is 6 : 5 , respectively. If Jitendra saves Rs.400 out of Rs.2,800 incurred, then find the savings of Narendra.

Out of his total monthly salary, Mohan spends 20% on house rent and 50% of the rest is his total household expenditure. If he saves ₹10,600, then his total monthly salary is:

The monthly income of a person was Rs 12,000 and his monthly expenditure was Rs 8,000. Next year, his income increased by 10% and his expenditure by 8%. Find the percentage increase in his savings.

Suman saves 33\(\frac{1}{3}\)% of her income. If her income increases by x% and expenditure increases by 10%, then her savings increase by 22%. What is the value of x?

The income of A is 80% of B's income, and the expenditure of A is 75% of B's expenditure. If A's income is 90% of B's expenditure, then the savings of A is x% more than that of B. What is the value of x?

The ratio of expenditure to savings of Richa is 2 : 1. If her income and expenditure increase by 20% and 15%, respectively, then find the percentage increase in her savings.

Suresh’s expenditure and savings are in the ratio of 3 : 1. His income increases by 25%. If his savings increase by 20%, then by how much percentage does his expenditure increase?

The income of a person is ₹16,500, and his expenditure is ₹12,000. Next year, his income increases by 24% but his expenditure decreases by 10%. The percentage increase (rounded off to the nearest integer) in his savings is:

The monthly incomes of A, B and C are in the ratio 2 : 9 : 3 and their expenses are in the ratio 3 : 9 : 5. If A’s saving is half of his total income, then savings of A, B and C are, respectively, in the ratio of:

A man spent 60% of his salary on household expenses, 20% of his salary on rent, and out of the remaining salary, he donated 80% to a trust. If he is left with Rs 20,000, then what is his salary?

The monthly salaries of Anil and Kumud are in the ratio of 19 : 17. If Anil and Kumud get a salary hike of Rs 2000 and Rs 1000, respectively, then the ratio of their salaries becomes 8 : 7. What is the present salary of Kumud (in rupees)?

Aastha spends 15% of her total income on travelling and 20% of the rest income on food and then donates ₹380 and after that, she saves ₹2,000. Find her total income (in ₹).

Shushan's monthly income is Rs. 45,000 and his monthly expenditure is Rs. 33,000 if his monthly income is increased by 22% while monthly expenditure is increased by 11% then what is his new monthly savings(in Rs.)?

Abdul’s salary is Rs 1,50,000 per month. He spends 10% of his salary on paying the school fees. He got an increment of 3% in his salary in the month of July, but the school fee was hiked by 5% the same month. What will be the net change in his savings in the month of July if the other expenditures are the same?

Prakash spends 27% of his salary on children's education and donates 4% to a trust in a particular month. He spends Rs 3,038 on these two heads, then his total salary for that month is:

The ratio of income of A to that of B is 4 : 3. The expenditure of A is 5/12 of his income and the expenditure of B is 7/15 of his income. The difference between their expenditures is Rs 4500. Find the income of B.

Mrs. Deepa Devi saves 30% of her salary. If she receives Rs.42,000 per month as her salary, what is her monthly expenditure?

A person saves 45% of his income. Next year, his income increases by 200%. He increases his savings by five times the previous year’s savings. By what percentage (correct to one place of decimal) has he increased/decreased his expenditure?

Surbhi spends 75% of her income. If her income increases by 20% and savings decrease by 1%, then the percentage increase in her expenditure is: (in percentages)

The monthly salary of a person was Rs 50,000. He used to spend on Family expenses (E), Taxes (T), charity (C), and the rest were his savings. E was 60% of the income, T was 20% of E , and C was 15% of T. when his salary got raised by 40%, he maintained the percentage level of E. But T becomes 30% of E and C becomes 20% of T. The difference between the two savings ( in Rs) is :

Ram’s income is 2.5% more than Shyam’s income. By what percentage is Shyam’s income less than Ram’s income?

Vipul spends 30% of his monthly income on rent, 60% of the remaining on groceries, and 40% of the remaining on others. If he saves ₹ 7056 in a month, then how much (in ₹) does he spend on groceries?

Soham’s initial expenditure and savings were in the ratio of 5 : 3. His income increased by 25%. If his initial savings were ₹4,500, find his income (in ₹) after the increment.