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	Podcast:		Natalie Pace
	Episode:		Who Can Afford Health Insurance?
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		00:39:00
	Publish Date:		2018-07-12 11:00:00
	Description:		Health insurance has more than doubled since 2013. Health care costs are the highest in the world. Most U.S. citizens could be saving thousands annually, while providing far better for tomorrow, with one simple trick. Learn: 1. How to save thousands (tens of thousands for some) annually with smarter health insurance and health care choices. 2. The best long-term health care plan. 3. Whether retiring abroad is a good idea. 4. The best health insurance plan. Read Natalie Pace's Blog: "Is Health Insurance Costing You an Arm & a Leg?" for additional information, resources and links. https://www.nataliepace.com/blog Health Insurance costs have doubled since 2013, costing an average of $393/person ($1021/family),even with an average deductible of $4,000 or more! That's $4716/individual and $12,252 for the family! Annual health care costs are $3.3 trillion in the U.S. (in 2015, the most recent annual data), averaging $10,348 per person, of which about 28% are borne by the individual ($2908). Medicare has out-of-pocket costs, and even premiums if you want a better plan. All of this has Americans thinking of retiring abroad, or even trying medical tourism for their big-ticket needs, like hip replacements.
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