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Posted by Joe in MN on August 12, 2006 at 06:11:55 from (65.162.45.110):
In Reply to: Europe posted by Jstratt on August 12, 2006 at 05:30:22:
You'll find Germany way head of America in a lot of good ways, starting with Health, Taxes, Service, and almost anything else,
Germans don't have end of year income tax, they pay their tax (about 25%) from their earned wages. for first time home buyers, thay are guaranteed a 2.5% interest loan. and every one is put on Government Pensions through your employment, with governmnet health insurance and able to retire at age 55. if you need to take care of a loved one in health, the government will pay you to stay home with them, and every year your guaranteed time off to visit Health spa's paid by the government including hotel and meals.
That's just some of the perks --- Germany is so far ahead of the USA, it's not funny...
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