See, the wise Rich Dad has a company financed insurance plan that provides a $30 copay which he can easily afford thanks to his sizable salary.
The Poor Dad foolishly choose to avoid shopping on the individual insurance marketplace, where plans run north of $600/mo. The Poor Dad also decided not to have a job that affords him the kind of astronomically expensive house his kid can walk or bike to school from.
Really, this shows why the Rich stay Rich and the Poor stay Poor. Just life choices, obviously.
$150 for a doctor's appointment? What the fuck? The US is fucked
Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
See, the wise Rich Dad has a company financed insurance plan that provides a $30 copay which he can easily afford thanks to his sizable salary.
The Poor Dad foolishly choose to avoid shopping on the individual insurance marketplace, where plans run north of $600/mo. The Poor Dad also decided not to have a job that affords him the kind of astronomically expensive house his kid can walk or bike to school from.
Really, this shows why the Rich stay Rich and the Poor stay Poor. Just life choices, obviously.