Trump's healthcare plan was barely in the double digits from memory. Are you sure about that...?
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Total amount paid before any services rendered: $4,050 Copay: $35/visit Deductible: $700 Out Of Pocket Maximum: $6,600
).M4A: Premium: $0 Dental: $0 Vision: $0 Medicare Tax: %4 ($2,720/year) Total amount paid before any services rendered: $2,720 Copay: $0 Deductible: $0 Out of Pocket Maximum: $0
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This means I pay approximately a (figurative) 6% tax for my healthcare, right now! That also does not include ANY of the copays, deductibles, or out of pocket expenses that I could accrue.
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For the sake of argument, let's say I visit my doctor twice, and hit my deductible once: $35 + $35 + $700 = $770. In total, for the year, I would have paid $4,820, compared to just $2,720 for Medicare For All. I still saved $2,100 for the year. That is 2-3 months of rent!
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Only thing I’m questioning is ur out of pocket expense BEFORE any services rendered. Correct me if I’m wrong, but you would be allowed services IMMEDIATELY and before that full dollar amount is paid as the 4% is paid via income and spread out over the course of the year...yeah??
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