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Originally Posted by DannysReviews|com
LOL yeah! I only pay when I need an $8 dollar deductible or whatever to start a regular prescription. Although our tax is what, 13% in Canada on all regular purchases, and income tax ranges starting at 15% and goes as high as 29% of your entire wage. I think the Canadian healthcare system is laid out fairly well.
How does this compare in the US? What are you taxes like and do you keep a larger portion of your earnings, and if so, do you set it aside for health care?
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Just a little note: the American government actually spends slightly more money on health care per capita than the Canadian one. So tax differences go to other things.
(source:
http://www.economist.com/research/ar...TOKEN=47470697 )
The US just really, really, REALLY sucks at getting bang for its buck when it comes to health care
