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A funded startup will generally provide health insurance of some kind, although at the very earliest stages it's probably not great. As startups get larger and
by kcorbitt 5y ago
A funded startup will generally provide health insurance of some kind, although at the very earliest stages it's probably not great. As startups get larger and less cash-poor overall comp (including health insurance) increases significantly.
In my specific case though I was bootstrapping my own startup, which had no funding, revenue, or employees. (I survived by living off my wife's PhD stipend at the time.)
- iso1631 5y agoSo in the UK you had health insurance and chose not to pay the extra £800 a year to get gold plated private stuff In the US you wouldn't have had any health insurance at all? Have you compared health insurance at a FAANG in the US with NHS + Bupa in the UK?