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Making Money — The NHS Costs More Than Ever, So Why Isn't It Improving?
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The NHS Costs More Than Ever, So Why Isn't It Improving?

Making Money

The NHS now costs around £240 billion a year across the UK. We're spending more than ever before. It employs more people than ever before. So why doesn’t it feel like it’s getting Max Warner is an economist at the Institute for Fiscal Studies who specialises in health and social care. 🎉 Sponsors: Uswitch - See if you…

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“When he says NHS staff contribute a bit to their pension, I have to contribute a mandatory 10.5% going up to 11.2% if i get promoted that should be the comparison to my wifes 3% nest from a private employer i should get 4.5 times the output…”

— @davidhughman7780 · YouTube comment

“NHS should only be for free for people under 20 or over 55”

— @Admiral_99 · YouTube comment

“A huge problem is also the Privatisation of the NHS. For some reason cleaning is done by private companies, the problem is their aim is profit not clealiness. This alone costs the NHS over £1 billion a year in increased illness and extended…”

— @Alex-cw3rz · YouTube comment

“As someone who works in the NHS in contracting and commissioning, I am sure this comment section will be full of educated and well thought out comments”

— @JoeHardacre · YouTube comment

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