Denise is going to shop with the $250.00 that she earned from doing chores. She wants to save 20% of her money to put into a savings account. She buys a pair of jeans for $75.00 and a new leather coat for $110.00, with 5% sales tax on both items. Does Denise still have the amount of money she planned to put into her savings account?
Denise plans to save 20% of $250.00, which is $250.00 x 20% = $<<250*20*.01=50.00>>50.00.
She pays 5% sales tax on each item, which is $75.00 x 5% = $<<75*5*.01=3.75>>3.75 for the jeans.
So, Denise pays $75 + $3.75 = $<<75+3.75=78.75>>78.75 for the jeans.
She pays 5% sales tax on her new coat, which is $110.00 x 5% = $<<110*5*.01=5.50>>5.50.
So, she pays $110 + $5.50 = $<<110+5.5=115.50>>115.50 for her coat.
Denise spent $78.75 + $115.50 = $<<78.75+115.5=194.25>>194.25 for her clothes.
Therefore, Denise still has $250.00 - $194.25 = $<<250-194.25=55.75>>55.75 left in her savings account. Answer: \boxed{55.75}.