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And I'd say healthcare is the biggest problem. The average price per square foot of housing hasn't gone up as much as people think. The problem is that people w
by zwieback 4y ago
And I'd say healthcare is the biggest problem. The average price per square foot of housing hasn't gone up as much as people think. The problem is that people want to live in a big house in a specific place. Education is expensive but if you go to community college for two years then a decent state school you can come out without crushing debt, which you can pay off if you study something marketable.
Healthcare, on the other hand, is out of control. I'm nearing the end of my career and am well-off but have to assume that getting sick could wipe out our savings.
- zeroonetwothree 4y agoHow can this be true? ACA guarantees coverage with a maximum annual out-of-pocket cost of ~$9k individual/$18k family.
- Rebelgecko 4y agoAre you uninsured?
- zwieback 4y agoNo, I have insurance but the cost of old age can still be really steep.