Table 3.

A ranking by frequency of post-quit spending goals reported at baseline by participants with and without recent SID.

Rank	Participants with SID, N = 194			Participants without SID, N = 216
	Spending category	n	%	Spending category	n	%
1	Clothing	93	47%	Travel	90	41%
2	Travel	85	43%	Clothing	81	37%
3	Savings	48	24%	Savings	62	29%
4	Entertainment, food, home goodsa	33	17%	Restaurants	35	16%
5	Bills	24	12%	Home goods	31	14%
6	Restaurants	23	12%	Food	25	12%
7	Housing	21	11%	Entertainment	24	11%
8	Car	17	9%	Gifts/help others	23	11%
9	Gifts/help others	11	6%	Bills	16	7%
10	Education, health careb	8	4%	Car	15	7%

Notes: SID (smoking-induced deprivation) was measured with the question “In the last 30 days, has there been a time when the money you spent on cigarettes resulted in not having enough money for any of these items: housing, food, household utilities, health care, transportation, personal hygiene items, or necessary clothing?”

^aEntertainment, food and home goods tied for fourth place among participants with SID (each were reported by 33 participants).

^bEducation and health care tied for 10th place among people with SID (each were reported by eight participants).