Milenials survey : Luisa, 26, Paulo

Luisa, 26 years, Sao Paulo “I prefer having less of higher quality”  
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Could you please introduce yourself?
My name is Luisa, aged 26. I live in São Paulo and I’ve worked as a Consultant for 12 months. I live with my parents. My monthly income is 4,000 reais (€920). I spend about 25% in clothes, shoes and electronics. I spend about 15% in restaurants and eat outside home about 5 times each week. I save 20% for my future, 20% for travel and holidays and I pay 20% of taxes.

Where do you spend the most?
My top spend is at Submarino.com (B2W Group) and at p

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