r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

“Medicare for All” would save the U.S $5.1 Trillion over 10 years Discussion/ Debate

https://www.commondreams.org/news/2018/11/30/easy-pay-something-costs-less-new-study-shows-medicare-all-would-save-us-51-trillion
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u/Nojoke183 13d ago

Being "insured" and actually having coverage that makes healthcare affordable are two very different things.

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u/SleepyHobo 13d ago

Most insurance plans are going to have a small copay. Then payment plan for the bill you get months later.

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u/BlackMesa_Admin 13d ago

POV: your parents pay for your insurance

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u/SleepyHobo 13d ago

My employer pays 100% of premium thanks. Cope.

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u/Sandgrease 13d ago

Congratulations I guess

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u/HumanByProxy 12d ago

Congrats, the outlier is the issue here though - i.e. you pretending this is the norm.

Also that means you’re trapped at the same employer lest you want to sacrifice access to your health benefits which then becomes limited career mobility.