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<blockquote data-quote="sacred03" data-source="post: 27889001" data-attributes="member: 314687"><p>When i was in US paid 650/month. employer paid 800/month towards insurance. so total plan is 1400/month. </p><p></p><p>C-section bill for wife was 80,000. had to pay 750 out of pocket as a copay.</p><p></p><p>If you lose your job you are in trouble. When employees are fired most companies give 1-2 weeks severance and insurance ends after those 2 weeks. So people will have to pay out of pocket. When in US it is good to have 3 months expenses as liquid cash to account for high cost of healthcare.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Now in canada. Free healthcare. But the hospital system is overcrowded. Emergency waits are 6 hours. Specialist appointments are months away. And I pay 40% of income towards taxes that maintains free terrible healthcare.</p><p></p><p>Overall I prefer US system. Good value for the money spent. </p><p></p><p>Maybe someone can compare uk aus europe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sacred03, post: 27889001, member: 314687"] When i was in US paid 650/month. employer paid 800/month towards insurance. so total plan is 1400/month. C-section bill for wife was 80,000. had to pay 750 out of pocket as a copay. If you lose your job you are in trouble. When employees are fired most companies give 1-2 weeks severance and insurance ends after those 2 weeks. So people will have to pay out of pocket. When in US it is good to have 3 months expenses as liquid cash to account for high cost of healthcare. Now in canada. Free healthcare. But the hospital system is overcrowded. Emergency waits are 6 hours. Specialist appointments are months away. And I pay 40% of income towards taxes that maintains free terrible healthcare. Overall I prefer US system. Good value for the money spent. Maybe someone can compare uk aus europe. [/QUOTE]
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