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By: Harry Keen

Harry Keen — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:11:02 +0000

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By: Harry Keen

Harry Keen — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:09:27 +0000

I'll say our NHS is value for money. You pay at least twice as much per head for health care (on average) in the US, yet 40 m of you have NO insurance cover at all and roughly the same number have 'Swiss Cheese' (full of holes) policies. We don't have as many operations per head as you and our women are only half as likely to have had their uterus removed, but our national health statistics are in most (not absolutely all, I agree) respects at least as good as yours and in some, better. Value for money? Ho hum chum, come off it. The only way you'll get an NHS (if you really, really want one) is to fight (politically) for it. Sadly most doctors are infected by the greenback bug – but by no means all – and they fear income cuts. And of course, your health industry hands out quite a handsome dividend to investors. Health care costs, and we pay fo ourselves and each other in UK out of both direct and indirect taxation – and I don't resent a single penny of mine going into our NHS. Up to you how you run your affairs – keep your blessed system if you want. And good luck if you fall sick.

By: Mark (not George)

Mark (not George) — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 16:31:22 +0000

Eddie Willers:

Where do you get the 30% general taxation figure from? The maximum rate of UK income tax for someone earning $50k is 22%. You also need to bear in mind that, for a $10,400 is tax free, and the next $4400 is taxed at 10%. So you need to get your 'fact-lets' straight.

Oh, and your maths. 11% of $50,000 is $5500, not $6500.

By: Eddie Willers

Eddie Willers — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 12:39:18 +0000

More British NHS fact-lets.

No one has yet mentioned the cost, in direct and indirect taxation, to the working folk of the UK.

Currently, the National Insurance tax is running at 22% of one's gross salary and is split 50-50 between you and your employer. If you earn, say, US$50,000 a year (average for London) then that's $6,500 being taken from your pocket for 'welfare' (pensions, medical & unemployment) as well as another $6500 from your employer.

And this is on top of the 30% 'general' taxation of your earnings!

Value for money – I think not.

By: Albert

Albert — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 00:00:48 +0000

Just to clarify, I didn't intend to imply that healthcare is free in France. You pay what you can. If you have no job, you don't pay anything; if you're rich, you pay more – at least that's what I got from the film.