You'd similarly factor in comparable medical insurance/
avg. out of pocket medical expenses, taxes etc. for a median income earner the other side then, right?
At median income, does that really tilt the scales much when all is said and done?
Medical expenses would be a combination of cost of insurance / treatment (PPP relevant) and government transfers in a country with partially or fully public healthcare, which is why it's so important to do both.
Medical expenses would be a combination of cost of insurance / treatment (PPP relevant) and government transfers in a country with partially or fully public healthcare, which is why it's so important to do both.