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> It's not necessary that the situation be a surprise setting aside the american/healthcare market with the inflated prices for the sake of the argument, would
by LoSboccacc 7y ago
> It's not necessary that the situation be a surprise
setting aside the american/healthcare market with the inflated prices for the sake of the argument, wouldn't be more cost effective, for planned expenses, to go with savings or a loan?
- notJim 7y agoNo? Most people would struggle to save up hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for the cancer or any chronic diseases they plan (?) to get at some point. Aside from that, you have no idea what medical conditions you're going to get, and when. Even if you can save the money, it's a massive amount of money sitting around in cash (can't invest it because you could need it any time), which would be a huge waste. And some people would save it all up and never end up needing it.