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I can't tell if you're bragging or complaining. But compare to the US: I pay over $2200/month in health insurance (and company pays more on top of that). And o
by jjav 6y ago
I can't tell if you're bragging or complaining.
But compare to the US: I pay over $2200/month in health insurance (and company pays more on top of that). And of course there's a lot of stuff the insurance won't cover so it's typically an additional 4K-8K out of pocket on an average year.
- ido 6y agoYeah, people really underestimate how good a deal they get from government programs. When I was studying in Austria there were still tuitions for universities (it was later made free) but they were just 350€ per semester and people were complaining about having to pay for their education - I had to laugh/facepalm because that was such an insignificant amount of money compared to what students pay in places where the government doesn't automatically pay the lionshare of their tuition for them.