… Where on earth are you getting that? As a high earner in a European country, about 8-9% of my income goes on the health service (though that includes some non-healthcare stuff). And I’m an extreme outlier; multinational salary and equity, single, no kids. For a single childless person on the average wage it’s about 2.5%.

What’s your effective tax rate?

No country in the world has you paying 30-50% og your income to health care, it's more like 15-18%

Where on earth are you getting that figure from?

The uk tax receipts in 2024 was 342.2 billion.

The nhs budget was 181 billion. Half of all government money appears to be going to healthcare.

You appear to be working on the assumption that 100% of the population's income goes to the UK exchequer

What percentage of people's money is government money?