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How Much Does Dying Cost?
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For the very rich and very old, the last year of life is getting ridiculously expensive:
The study estimated that out-of-pocket health care spending in the last year of life amounted to $11,618 on average, with the 90th percentile equal to $29,335, the 95th percentile $49,907, and the 99th equal to $94,310.
Yes, you read that correctly: Health care spending in the last year of life by the top 1 percent of Americans is nearly twice the annual income of the typical American household.
Read the full story at Economix.
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