This problem requires calculating the remaining portion of a woman's monthly income after specific expenses and savings are accounted for.
The woman spends a portion of her total monthly income on different categories:
First, find the combined percentage of income allocated to household expenses and savings.
Combined percentage = Percentage on household expenses + Percentage on savings
Combined percentage = $60\% + 15\% = 75\%$
The total monthly income represents 100%. To find the percentage spent on other items, subtract the combined percentage of expenses and savings from the total income percentage.
Percentage on other items = Total income percentage - Combined percentage
Percentage on other items = $100\% - 75\% = 25\%$
Therefore, 25% of her income is spent on other items.
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