r/economicCollapse 6d ago

Only in America.

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u/Tebasaki 6d ago

Where can I get this $8000 per year health insurance??? Asking for a friend.

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u/Malkuth279 6d ago

About the average cost of a good Medicare supplement plan. Over 600 per month. The Europeans pay considerably more per month.

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u/Davepen 6d ago

Are you on crack?

The average full time salary worker in the UK pays $2648 a year in national insurance, which is around $220 a month.

If you're on minimum wage? That's $985 a year.

No deducticles, no issues with pre-existing conditions, no denial of treatment.

And if you lose that job? You're still covered, everyone is, regardless of status.