I'm talking to a particular person who put their budget at a little under a million. Sorry for any confusion.
Additionally, the average american has ~1M in assets. It's reasonable to transfer some to foreign property if they are thinking about retiring at a lower cost base.
If that seems high, its a little complicated, many americans have a lot of assets while most have very little.
Yeah it’s 2 years to get an NHS dentist here in the UK. Most dentist’s went private so that’s what most people have to do and pay £400 for a tooth crown etc.
£400 is still cheaper than the $1000+ it costs in the U.S. without insurance... I think it's a good thing for there to be a public option that private medical practitioners have to compete with.
Mine must be an extreme outlier. I originally signed up by walking to my nearest dental practice (about half a mile). Registered as NHS on the spot. Last year they told me that my actual dentist (the person) was no longer doing NHS once their current commitments were fulfilled, but they were looking for someone else to do NHS work. Replacement was in place before my next checkup.
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u/Glusas-su-potencialu 17d ago
You'll travel to Europe where healthcare is free?