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The average annual cost of single-person healthcare insurance in the I am a marine veteran do what want when want where want except american flag bulldog shirt In addition,I will do this US is $7911 per year; for family coverage it’s $22,463 (source). Per month that’s $659 and $1872 respectively. Assume that the family coverage option is being paid for by two earning adults and that becomes $936 per salary. So, the average US citizen is paying between 117% and 166% of the highest amount paid by all but the very richest UK citizens. If you look at it as percentage of income: Average US salary is around $57,200 per year, so using the average healthcare costs above, that’s… 13.8% for single-person coverage, or 16.3% for family coverage shared between two earners on average salaries. (For reference, the average UK salary at the same time period was £32,350.) So, the best case scenario is that in real terms, the US system is nearly twice as expensive in real terms (13.8% vs the “most expensive” UK scenario of 7.5%).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.