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[QUOTE=Janet;67226]That is my yearly salary. I know it's not much, but it's great insurance and it gave me the opportunity to stay home and raise my son. My husband makes considerably more, but his insurance totally sucks so he gets what the company pays for. We don't pay for his insurance.
When I was working I always had low paid jobs so I could be at home when the children were not at school I was lucky to be able to do that. I am now a stay at home Nana to my two grandchildren so my daughter can work to pay there mortgage. We pay a national insurance a percentage of wages for our health care on hubby's wage it works out about 400 uk pounds per month. We have long waiting lists for hospital but so far we have never had problems with this. But more and more people are paying private.
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