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> my actual change is net zero, in most cases It's designed to be a progressive system, unlike current health insurance, so almost nobody's change will be net
by apendleton 5y ago
> my actual change is net zero, in most cases
It's designed to be a progressive system, unlike current health insurance, so almost nobody's change will be net zero, even assuming the cost of providing the service is the same (which, who knows). Low-income earners can probably expect to pay considerably less, and high-income earners can expect to pay considerably more; only people right at the crossover point would expect no change.
- bryanlarsen 5y agoEven better, on average it will be net zero. Since some high earners skew the average considerably, it will be net positive for a significant majority of taxpayers.
- thrill 5y agoWell sure it's better for most taxpayers, since it'll be a proportion of income the higher paid person will be paying for their own and a dozen others' healthcare.