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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Try living in the US This made me cry

@dean1100110

5 жыл бұрын

Don't have unprotected sex then

@dean1100110

5 жыл бұрын

Well you can't hid from ligixc

@dean1100110

5 жыл бұрын

Abortions free on the NHS, spend the money on more police

@elegantlywasted5447

5 жыл бұрын

Kang of Wakanda I have no idea

@elegantlywasted5447

5 жыл бұрын

Kang of Wakanda all I’m talking about is maternity leave...not the country

I live in Sweden and I will never have a child of my own. But I'm very happy that my taxes goes to this cause.

@ulrichgray5497

5 жыл бұрын

Yiu have a low fertility rate, your taxes are going to a system that prefers to bring migrants from Africa and the Middle-East because the vast majority of Native Swedes are nor having children due to high taxation. Lol

@sandraisaksson7853

5 жыл бұрын

@@ulrichgray5497 What?? Where did you find the statistics that the majority of Sweeds are not having kids because of taxes? Please send reliable source. Never have I ever heard anyone say "I'm not having kids because we can't afford them".

@IsaGirlGamer

3 жыл бұрын

@@sandraisaksson7853 It's nice, I'd like to have a baby with my Swedish boyfriend in Sweden because people there get to have a high quality of life with the price if higj taxes which I really don't mind at all

@Adam-bs7xn

3 жыл бұрын

@@sandraisaksson7853 Don't rely on youtube comments to give facts and sources lol, they obviously have it worse in their countries so they try to say some random shit to get the people that live here angry about Sweden not being a good country to live in.

@edenzeriunwase

3 жыл бұрын

this mentality is what makes Sweden a functioning, successful and fair nation.

Watching this as an American makes me want to cry.

@mikalathomas9278

5 жыл бұрын

ShizukaRose lol right?! We get NOTHING 😅

@tieiatalks

5 жыл бұрын

ShizukaRose their tax rate is 57%. $57 of every $100 you make goes to taxes. Many low income families in the US pay 0-15%. So, either you manage your money to pay child care/maternity leave or the government takes your money and does it for you. I care more about my salary than the government does.

@mikalathomas9278

5 жыл бұрын

The average American pays 29.8% of their pay in taxes each year (this doesn’t even include sales tax, property tax, and other taxes for specific items like gasoline and plastic or glass bottles) and yet we have no true national healthcare, no guaranteed parental leave, immense cost for higher education, and no guaranteed paid vacation or holidays...so I’d rather pay more taxes. Also, the American school system does not in any way prepare students for the real world (ie. how to pay taxes, budget, student loan awareness, etc) so most flounder when trying to figure all of that out. www.usatoday.com/story/money/careers/2018/07/14/how-many-paid-vacation-days-does-typical-american-worker-get/764199002/ www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2017/03/10/whats-the-average-americans-tax-rate/98734396/

@mikalathomas9278

5 жыл бұрын

Where is your source for the 44% of Americans who supposedly don’t pay any federal taxes? I find that very hard to believe and would be horrified if it were accurate. I can’t take your argument seriously unless credible sources are provided.

@dean1100110

5 жыл бұрын

basically when you walk down the road or drive that money goes so you don't get airstriked or raped, also school is quite expensive as well maybe have a look at what your government spends their money on instead of chatting about how you want more for less XD

America has the "every man for themselves" and "i am so special" kind of mentality. Sweden is based on unity and helping each other, so yes.... we pay taxes TOGETHER which helps US ALL to pay for what we need.

@Andy-hi9do

3 жыл бұрын

I mean to be fair The US was founded on that model. "every man for themselves". And that government has been around for 300 years. I cant say the same for European countries, Europeans caused 2 of the bloodiest wars in human history and extended it to the whole world and the worst genocide in recent history. So the whole "We pay taxes together to *help each other* " is very still a very new concept for your people and im not buying it until that government has been around for at least another 100 years.

@reverendbluejeans1748

2 жыл бұрын

I bet you there are more singles in Sweden

@yeah1326

2 жыл бұрын

@@reverendbluejeans1748 Dude grow up, you're just jealous that our country has more Rights lol

@yeah1326

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andy-hi9do The wars has nothing to do with this, so irrelevant.

@Andy-hi9do

2 жыл бұрын

@@yeah1326 how is it irrelevant? For a continent that "prides" itself on helping each other, you guys sure love starting deadly wars involving the whole world... There's a war going on right now. How many Ukrainian refugees has your country taken in? How long you think this war is going to last until the rest of the world is going to get involved? Shit the Americas would've been better off if your European ships never landed here in the first place, nevermind the US constitution...... Help each other my ass.

In America I had to pay 1,000 dollars for a 1.5 mile ambulance ride...

@akhihitochakma1285

5 жыл бұрын

Wtf

@AleeValera

5 жыл бұрын

what

@thinderellaedwards1365

5 жыл бұрын

Sadly, it's true. I have heard people taking an UBER to the ER because insurance won't cover an ambulance and people don't want to be financially bankrupt.

@Forestspirit5

5 жыл бұрын

Steven Hauser And it is free even in some Indian cities! Not all over, but the big cities provide free ambulance services

@discopumps

5 жыл бұрын

Well stop supporting trump then. Obama was the last hope you got for anything close to free healthcare... sad.

We in Sweden believe in a country where people can live without huge debts from being heavily sick or too poor to be able to go to school. Our taxes on our income are usually 30% or higher if you have a really high paying job. With all this money, we can provide free health care no matter how sick you are and it will still be free and you can go to any university you want without a big debt. There are those who will never be sick and never get children and those won't probably get as much out of this system as others. But it is an guarantee that if you get sick, we will back you up. And those people have been kids themselves and got free school and free food at the school. And now some cities are implementing free public transportations for kids during summer. We want to let everyone have a chance to be who they want without any economical restrictions binding them. We want to treat people equally. That is the lagom way of Sweden.

@brokenSnake

Жыл бұрын

You also love stealing children from their parents. Sick, disgusting animals

@PandemicalShade

Жыл бұрын

@lisaemilyfox6848

Жыл бұрын

Love this. I wish the uk would learn from it.

@ruckyg3177

Жыл бұрын

Bullshit Sweden is one backward shithall

@zainulabdin1720

5 ай бұрын

​@@lisaemilyfox6848Scotland is doin better.

‘’it takes a village to raise a child’’ paying tax to help parents, school, school meals and free medical health care makes sense!

@saami9606

5 жыл бұрын

Kang of Wakanda dafuq does that have to do with anything?

@mariamoo8582

5 жыл бұрын

@Kang of Wakanda why are u even asking that RACIST pig

@mariamoo8582

5 жыл бұрын

@Kang of Wakanda muslims are mostly asian and middle eastern anyway dont worry your monthly benifit allowance will not decrease #BigMan

@JaneDoe-zt5ci

5 жыл бұрын

Do you support abortion?

@mariamoo8582

5 жыл бұрын

@Kang of Wakanda ur grammar is just like u 💩💩💩💩💩

My husband is swedish, we just had a baby. Bcs i wasn’t working before, we get extra for maternity leave.

@lindaplesniak4793

4 жыл бұрын

how does it work? do you mean if you did not work before your first childbirth you get more leave? i am new to Sweden and maybe want a child in a year or so

@erik....

3 жыл бұрын

@@lindaplesniak4793 No because she did not make any money before she gets more money now because of parental leave. From 0 to something.

I’d definitely be willing to pay more tax if I get cheaper childcare lol

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

No, governments need to back away and lower taxes so people like me have the freedom. Paying 60% icome tax for life is way more expensive than paying 30% and saving that other 30. Then you would have money to pay for your kids education. Nothing is free. Raising children requires responsibility, something people don't have anymore. I'd never live in Sweden

@katepausig8562

5 жыл бұрын

@@highstreetkillers4377 Okay, enjoy living in a declining country that keeps giving you "freedom". Also, last I checked education ontop of child care is free to very cheap in Sweden why it is overpriced joke in the UK and US. Thos high taxes you complain about pay for a lot of things and you don't have to worry as much since help will be there.

@TheRushingTiger

5 жыл бұрын

ki ki yes because you're a woman. the other 50% of the 70 million citizens might disagree with you

@intrestvidsaffairs6505

5 жыл бұрын

I don't want to pay 57% of tax

@tsenavi

5 жыл бұрын

fact row then enjoy your life with 40 000 $ debt after graduation and 1 kid if you can hande it :)

US moms literally get 4-6 weeks off...this is actually insane. 39 paid weeks off!!! That is such a dream 😭 that is over 9 months per child not to mention the 3 months that dads get😭😭 why does the American system differ so greatly

@judok1426

3 жыл бұрын

Get back to work and keep the worlds largest consumer economy chugging! Choo choo!

Cost of childcare in the UK is ridiculous. Even when a child turns 2 and is entitled to 15 free hours for a parent who wants to work full-time is impossible because to afford the extra childcare to do this, for the average earning person, wouldn't be worth it..yet parents who don't want to work get the same amount of childcare, supposedly to find work, wonder how many of them actually drop kid at childcare and job hunt.

@Mimi-fr8gf

5 жыл бұрын

As a working parents you get 30 hours now.

@c4ndycupcak3z

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mimi-fr8gf Not always, we are not entitled to it, we got 15 hours when my son was 3 years old I don't think it's fair atall how parents on benefits have their children go to nursery earlier then a working parent has..If anything it should be the same

@lindad4202

5 жыл бұрын

@@c4ndycupcak3z exactly...I'm speaking as a grandmother and without me caring for my grandson (which I adore doing btw) I know my daughter would never be able to afford childcare. She has never claimed any benefit. Worked her way through an apprenticeship from the day she left school. And when she went back to work wasn't entitled to any help for childcare because her son was too young for any "free" hours and when he does turn 2, even with the free hours it would still be way too expensive as she works full time. Seems like the government want people like my daughter to just give up and claim benefits. And I can guarantee that the lay abouts that ain't interested in finding work, drop kids off and go home to Facebook..makes me sick..which is why I gladly care for my grandson as I won't let the system ruin my daughter's hard work that she's done since leaving school!!

@c4ndycupcak3z

5 жыл бұрын

@@lindad4202 She is very blessed to have you! My parents both work full time and my in-laws are now disabled so even though I live with them they can not physically look after our son, it really needs to be sorted, the system is out dated and not working atall!

@2490debrick

5 жыл бұрын

Shut your legs then...

Think the UK could take several detailed notes from Sweden. I wouldn't mind paying a little extra to help mothers have childcare, as long as it wasn't taken advantage of of course.

Lol I'm moving to Sweden

@AlanWattResistance

5 жыл бұрын

Typical woman.

@TabySvensson

5 жыл бұрын

Lol we welcome you here! 🇸🇪🇸🇪

@miamoos6566

5 жыл бұрын

AWResistance k

@Mimi-fr8gf

5 жыл бұрын

I am Swedish living in the UK. I love my motherland!

@dwarfie24

5 жыл бұрын

As a Norwegian they are awesome. Altough I have heard a lot of troubling rumours.... .... About them not being very social neighbours.

I think children below the age of three or four should be with their Mums 24/7. When I was growing up, my Dad supported my Mum, so she could be at home looking after us, she helped out with the family business.

As an expat I am proud to live, pay my taxes and be a mom in Sweden. There are many many many more benefits for the family they didn't mention in the video. Much better than beautiful Italy too I must say...

USA, Florida: our nominal tax rate is 17% (25% bracket, 2 incomes) and private childcare was $600 to 800 monthly per child. My wife had 6 weeks maternity leave and I exhausted my vacation to stay home. My child care costs age-out though, financial challenges that are reduced each year as my children age into the school system beginning at 4yrs. Great comparisons but could do without the judgement.

@niolss

9 ай бұрын

You don’t pay 17% tax silly

I assume that it is quite similar in Sweden and Norway. You have to earn a shit ton to pay 57% in taxes. I usually pay around 34% in Norway. And as some other people mentioned. You get lots of benefits relating to health care, partially paid kindergarten, free education. Unless you want to go to a private school. Etc.

@MrClebophd

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, if you earn 400 000 SEK, that's £34782 per month, then you pay about 57% tax.

@jossa90

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrClebophd 600k NOK is about 61,6k euro and that is about 32-34% tax here in Norway.

I am a Swede that has had 3 children in Child care. I have a had a very good pay but still only paid about £250 a month in total for them 3 for full time care, food and everything around it. Very very affordable. Now it is 15 years since my youngest left the care and I feel really it is great that I now can pay back via my taxes as I got so much in parental leave and child care when I needed it. I see it as a "redistribution" over my life time. I get great support when I need it as a young family and with care when I am old. When I am not getting the benefits I am paying to the system....Brilliant. (As I got my children about 30 years ago the cut for maximum compensation affected me but I wanted to be with my children some so I was home for some months even as a dad. Now a days many companies compensate so it is 80% on the full salary to promote that the parents share equally and don't need to select due to problem that the cut of the system gives. )

My husband is Swedish... the whole family keeps telling us to move to sweden now I understand why... but unfortunately I’ve just finished having all my kids here in the UK..

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

Why? So you can pay 60% income tax? Math must be lost on people. Socialism doesn't work

@personalaccount4850

5 жыл бұрын

HighStreet Killers It clearly does since the police, NHS, welfare system and education system in the UK are all socialist programs that have worked fairly well over the past hundred years. The only reason most men can vote nowadays is because of socialism🙄

@Mimi-fr8gf

5 жыл бұрын

@@highstreetkillers4377 nonsense, we don't pay 60% tax you donut! The only person here that's lost is you!

@zoom5024

5 жыл бұрын

+Mimi Mcbean We pay 75% tax in Sweden...

@tyrahagland1900

5 жыл бұрын

HighStreet Killers Swedes pay about 33% in income tax, more if you earn a lot. Plus, the money you pay in taxes comes back to you in the end. We have free health care, free universities, free school lunches, a much bigger social security net than America for example, and free dental care and medicine for children

I live in Luxembour similar to sweden

Me as a Singaporean mum laughing at my 4 months paid maternity leave and $800 infant care fees.

The final figure quoted on income tax is not really representative of the full story, because the Swedish income tax Includes the council tax in that 50 something percentage. The council tax bills in the UK can be extortionate

Average tax In Sweden is about 32%

I'm on shared parental leave As a male in the uk (my wife is at work). Its great to be able to do this but we take a big hit on income. If you are unemployed on benefits or can afford it you get the chance to see your kids grow up. If your somewhere in the middle having to pay bills mortgage etc. You have to make some sacrifices to have the joy of of the early years

@larstenfaelt1859

2 жыл бұрын

That is often a problem if the system is not built to make it possible for both parents to share the load. I am 60+ now and it was 30 years since I got my children in at that time it was the cut that they are toking about and as earned much more it was a hit...but we thought this was so important and I was home about 2-3 months per child and shared the load to be home when kids were sick....even though doe to job situation my wife took a larger share as I traveled a lot. Since 20 years my company actually compensated over the breaking point so everyone has 85% regardless of salary to promote sharing. An honestly, it felt as natural for the men to be home when kids were sick and colleagues accepted it as natural if that is the mentality. That is a great thing...

12% more tax for 10x cheaper schooling, WORTH IT!

@TheBarser

3 жыл бұрын

You can't put it like that. That was the maximum tax rate. I live in Denmark, and it is similar to Sweden, though I think our taxes are higher. We pay 38%in tax up to 500.000 ddk. The ammout you earn after that you pay almost 60% tax off

@TheBarser

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry didn't see how old your comment was 🤣

I'm British, live in Scandinavia for 6 years and for me it's between Denmark and Sweden. Higher tax, yes but in both countries, you get more bang for your buck. Perfect, no. A lot better than the UK with regards to childcare, definitely.

Only a pretty small percent of rich Swedes pay over 50% in taxes, the average family, especially one where only one parent works, is going to pay less than 30% in taxes. 57% is a ridiculous overstatement.

@nita_1993

11 ай бұрын

My husband has a high paying job and he pays around 55% in taxes but to say that we’re rich is an overstatement. Sweden is no Utopia. The inflated bank loan interest that we pay for our mortgage has really impacted our economy. And yeah atm I’m a stay at home mom and i get 5000 sek a month which is not a lot really considering life is expensive here.

They are still paying for it either way, just in different ways.

@Donari

5 жыл бұрын

The worst thing is im paying for their slutty lifestyles. These taxes dont benefit me at all im just losing here

@kontsakeisari

5 жыл бұрын

Donari "slutty lifestyles" lmao, what does that even mean

@bruswane9771

5 жыл бұрын

@@kontsakeisari If you're single by choice because you don't wanna pay for a kid, tough luck. Someone who can't afford more than 2 kids can have it anyway and then get a taxpayer to pay for it. Fuck this.

@zoom5024

5 жыл бұрын

@@Donari "slutty lifestyles" You understand that we need to have even more kids in Sweden then we have now right? Because the older generation that soon will leave the working life was one of Swedens biggest, so there will be a big gap to fill.

@jatdaman

3 жыл бұрын

@@Donari someone isn't having any sex huh

How frightening, what a difference! In the UK it’s terrible, no wonder so many Grandparents ‘have to’ take a massively larger roll in caring for grandchildren just to help their children out - sad situation in the UK

@AlanWattResistance

5 жыл бұрын

Money isn't free, i as a single taxpayer don't wish to pay for your personal life.

@sandmanjono1239

5 жыл бұрын

AWResistance what ?!?!?!?🙄

Yes

Um, both of these sound fantastic from here in the US. I don't think we have mandated parental leave at all here. I work for myself so I'm not entirely sure, but every woman I know who works for a company got 4 or 6 weeks leave total.

Everyone has to understand that you dont Pay for other peoples Children! Werd Single One pays taxes because we Need Children. Everyone needs Children to grow into carers, nurses, Doctors, therapists, Farmers, salesman, policeofficers, firefighters... Children are evryones Future so everyone should Care and Add to Raising them!!!

@nobad6134

5 жыл бұрын

Nonsense. The nuclear family benefits the most from a successful child. Children historically have served as a retirement and care cushion in old age. Yes that child will pay taxes when older to reflect the investment society made in their success but that child will also give lavish gifts and money to their parents and siblings if they become successful. Modern parents want the long term investment benefits of a kid without bearing the burdens of maintaining a kid.

@ulrichgray5497

5 жыл бұрын

Sweden and the UK have a low fertility rate, so low that they wont be able to replace the older generation, and also why these governments are allowing millions of non-native Europeans into their countries. The US does not have these childcare laws and we have an increasing positive feritility rate. Taxation is theft.

@DaProHobbit

5 жыл бұрын

Kang of Wakanda The vast majority of successful business owners, economists, scientists, doctors, engineers, etc. are university graduates... Sounds like you're salty about being too dumb to get into university lol. Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

@pan1300

5 жыл бұрын

Great point but the way you type makes me not want to read.

@7saany

5 жыл бұрын

Nope. There are far enough people in this world. Maybe help the first child but by the third I'm sorry they should pay themselves.

Very nice country. Best of luck 👍 From Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️

It's even better in Sweden than this short comparison. Every child is given a child support of £91 per month. This usually covers the nursery cost for the highest income parents. If you have a lower income, nursery costs are considerably lower and you will have some or even all child support money left over. From time to time, there are debates whether the child support of £91 should be removed for the higher income families who do not need it or at least progressively higher for the lower income families. I suspect that other countries are thinking about earning, deserving and not giving "freebies" to others, whereas in Sweden we think (at least historically) about solidarity. This creates a less violent and aggressive society, as there are fewer desperate, destitute and starving people. However, the last 20 years have been tough and we have more beggars and homeless than before.

Whatever you say, a mother is alwayz a mother. Love you Mom... 😍♥😍

I think in the UK we should start with giving men longer mandatory paternity leave so the stigma of a woman getting pregnant changes. From there we can make maternity leave longer. I still feel like there's a workplace bias against young women over the fear of them getting pregnant and having 39 weeks off work.

@larstenfaelt1859

2 жыл бұрын

You are so right. Here in Sweden it is part of the government system and it is not the employer that has to administrate or pay. If I am not wrong the load to adminstate the pay is on employer...and that can complicate...

I pay for it i will get it that's is the freedom. If you are not asking for a higher rate, it ia because you are afraid👉👤 Sweden is an example of modern world.

@jasinbiggs7189

5 жыл бұрын

Sweden is going downhill. Watch some of the sweden crime videos. Socialism only works in the beginning. But eventually you run out of money to give to the poor.

@YouTubeUserCx

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasinbiggs7189 The rich eventually soak up all the money, you can't run out of money if it's constantly coming from people in wages but if you are dragging money from poor people they won't spend money on things other than essentials. I'm from the UK but I do have some roots in Sweden and Norway and plan to head back to my roots.

In Western-European countries the taxes are much higher then in for example the US, but on the other hand a standard family will get most of their taxes back. It creates a form of social security

@vincentalakija5515

2 жыл бұрын

When you say you taxes you mean income wise right ? Because I can tell you that though that might be true in that regard, America will find other ways to get you to pay more for example health insurance, American's don't even realise that they are being scammed in broad daylight by still having to pay for Medicare and Medishare but yet a lot don't benefit from it, there is also HOA fees, if you are a U.S. citizen and you live outside of the U.S. you still must pay and declare your income tax to uncle sam, also when buying and paying for things in America the price you see is not the full price, when you check it you always get another tax surprise! America is not better.

In Georgia (the country in the eastern Europe, not the US) maternity leave is 126 days. So, Brits, don't be sad.

its the same in almost all UE countries.romania has almost the same policy as sweden and we're a faarr poorer country

@annadeleusse5576

5 жыл бұрын

Same in Poland. 52 weeks of maternity with 80% of last year's salary or 26 weeks at 100%. Childcare is cheap too.

Norway has the same model as Sweden too.

They may pay more in tax but we need to know what are the salaries in public sector and government , private sector, how the health system works in Sweden. I believe there is a lot of waste in public sector in the UK. And what about the benefit system in Sweden.

the cost also gets reduced from 3 years and up i have two daughter 1 and 4 and they run about 2500 SEK a month which is roughly 200 GBP. in my municipality (this is not the case everywhere) diapers are included so you dont need to bring your own to the preschool. that alone easily makes up for half of the cost of preschool. ive been home about 6 months with each daughter and mommy about a year. we still have well over 100 days of paid parental leave which we are also able to save up until the kids turn 12 to use for chistmas breaks, extended summer holiday etc. you get 80% of your salary up to a roof of about 30.000 SEK a month, if you earn above that you dont get paid more, but even so. my last "paycheck" before i went back to work as a full time stay at home dad was about 24.000 SEK or roughly 2000 GBP which all comes from the goverment and not from my employer. however, many companies including mine also you give "parental salary" for 3-6 month. in my case 10% of my salary before tax for 6 months. so i recieved about 5000 SEK a month from my employer on top of the 24.000 SEK from the goverment which means that in total i was paid (after taxes) almost as much as my normal working salary would pay me. yes the system is very generous. Perhaps even too generous.

Watching this as an Indian a third world country where government does not care about their citizens as far as maternity leave goes women they do not get a paid maternity leave most women tend to quit their job it also depends on a type company's policies we pay around 30-35% of income tax and government does not use it properly instead it lines the pockets of the politicians BTW I work 11/10 hours a day . ( they have certain percentage of tax to be deducted for the amount of income you earn )

@cherrypiefu

5 жыл бұрын

Simple bro because other country have 1/10 the population of your country .. all that is what we have for done every family even though the income is very low have 5 -6 childern and ask government to pay for the children ..u know very how much money from for tax’s go pensions free food schools very things as free no other country not the world gives a single thing for free .. their give jobs and ask r to earn for them selfs ..

@anchalshrotriya323

5 жыл бұрын

We definitely need to do something about our population tbh.

@subramaniannk3650

5 жыл бұрын

Just so you know, in the last few months Indian Govt increased the maternity leave from three months to six months

@theotryhard8651

5 жыл бұрын

It’s shown that as quality of life and wealth increases, birth rate decreases. You need to develop your country and women will be too preoccupied with their careers to have more than 1-3 kids. In Europe it’s pretty uncommon to meet a family with more than 3 kids most have 2 (apart from Indians, Pakistanis or Somalis who will have around 7)

@me_logicalnonsense5348

5 жыл бұрын

@@theotryhard8651 how rude is that, what do you mean they'll have seven? What a wonderful generalisation you ****.

I'm no economist or what ever but won't longer and higher paid maternity leave lead to less employment for women in the work force? Just a curious mind looking for enlightenment.

@KB-sg7tv

5 жыл бұрын

arif ram Yes. Liberals/progressives don't know what they want.

@zoom5024

5 жыл бұрын

+arif ram it wont lead to less employment because you are allowed by law to take all those months out. You will not be kicked for having a baby, if that happens it's illegal. + in Sweden right now the people who get out of the work force (pensions) are the one of the biggest generations in Sweden so there will be a huge gap to fill, it's better to be away a few months to get a child so the economy wont crash when our biggest generation goes into pension.

@nattrafik

5 жыл бұрын

No because a its illegal for a company permitting someone for taking child leave. But also most families share the child leave at least 60-40

Could the BBC not find a narrator who is able to read out aloud?

Now I’ve had my first baby at 30 I so totally agree and understand. We can’t enjoy being mothers and bringing our babies up anymore.

I would definitely pay more tax, good family life is important for the development of children. Children in the uk appear more stressed than Swedish children. I believe the long working hours and less contact with the children is a contributing factor. Family life is very important to Swedes. My experience having one child and heading back to work before my maternity leave was up I believe affected by child. Leaving early for work and back by bedtime Mondays to Fridays. So yes, the government should do more for working families.

Its like that in most countries in Europe just Sweden is on top

Both of these are better than my countrie's model. I live in America and have a degree in early childhood education.

In Canada mothers get 12 months of paid maternity leave. Minimum 55% salary up to 100%. It all depends on the job. Mothers and fathers can share the first 35 weeks. unless they’re single dads or a dad in a same-sex relationship, dads cannot take the full 12 months. Only the mom can. Some provinces have 18 month maternity leave. I’m not entirely sure how that works. It’s not available to all mothers. I think it depends on the job??? As for childcare, it ranges from very affordable to very expensive. Depends on where you live. Quebec has the cheapest healthcare.

Sweden is literally the best country int hw world ... I swear everything is just better in Sweden

@nita_1993

11 ай бұрын

Try living there during winter.

Where is the father?

@miamoos6566

5 жыл бұрын

#nvidia mate I don’t know but I remember watching a video on how feminist Sweden is and that maybe has to do with it?

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

The women want to raise them alone so they qualify for free money.Thats how canadian women do it. Best to have more than 1 kid with different "paychecks" guys. Then you get multple child support payments garnishing the fathers pay. And you get welfare and handouts from the government. Free ride on easy street while you neglect your kid

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

I got Facebook, you see everything. Class of 2002 thats where like 90% of the women are. I feel bad for the few guys with more than 1 kid with different women. Only like 2 guys that dumb

@katepausig8562

5 жыл бұрын

@@highstreetkillers4377 you sound like a pathetic loser.

@minoriruba1828

5 жыл бұрын

Some of "conservative" women (with only one husband) also neglect their kids ....look at the illetarate South Asian countries mothers don't care what their kids eat all and beat the shit outta their kids if they don't get good grades....

We only get 12 weeks paid maternity leave in NZ :(

Genuine question: if you don’t have a job in Sweden, is there some kind of benefit or help where you can receive for the child?

I love when Americans speak about Sweden like they know everything about it, I mean 90% of every comment about Sweden here is just bullshit and NOT true lmao

@jasmineali5699

5 жыл бұрын

It's their media trying to convince the poor and middle class that they have it the best way while simultaneously giving the rich more and more tax breaks. Americans have it the worst compare to any westerns countries when it comes to quality of life and most are so oblivious to it.

@idalarsson7479

5 жыл бұрын

Jasmine Ali oh i meant the comments

@h3834

5 жыл бұрын

basic asf Ikr 😂 as a person who is Swedish and still live in Sweden I’m so confused .

@idalarsson7479

5 жыл бұрын

Lovely * är du svensk haha??

@vksepe

5 жыл бұрын

I'll believe their government over the doubts of someone who has a Confederate Flag as their cover. AKA the Traitors of the United States

Just here for the refugee/swedistan comments. I got my popcorn and everything.🍿

@captain_swaggin4065

5 жыл бұрын

jemalo most memes don’t live that long

@SeaJayBelfast

5 жыл бұрын

Well a highly generous social support system + millions of people who come in, have loads of babies and don't work= Well I think we all know how it ends

@d3r4g45

5 жыл бұрын

I'm enjoying my popcorn looking for pepethefrog comments. You never disappoint 👌

The comparison is similar to the US and Canada, where women receive 48 weeks of paid leave at 80 percent (if she has employment that offers this coverage - contract positions often don’t). Child care expenses in Canada are similar to the UK, however. The US has the most adverse double whammy, plus flagrant discrimination In employment practices. There are US states where women can be fired for getting pregnant. Standards of obstetrical care in some American states is also well below OECD standards.

Why do you need 2 people to work in first place .. so we give cheaper labour and more tax to government. If it was reallyyyyyy about equality then we'd be able to survive on one salary. If these middle class women are suffering imagine a working class person.

@MesRevesEnRose

5 жыл бұрын

Wow... Thats actually so woke.

Sweden has a SOCIALIST government , U.K. had a CONSERVATIVE government u have to understand that

@sambirch991

5 жыл бұрын

Very true!

@vanjasvensson6070

5 жыл бұрын

xm3 Sweden has not a SOCIALIST government but a DEMOCRATIC!!! That’s a huge difference!

@dennissadigov1637

5 жыл бұрын

Sweden is NOT a socialist country

@JuditaHoffman.

5 жыл бұрын

Lol what a load of crap. You can't tell the difference between socialism and democracy? Haha, at least I had a good laugh.

@xm3405

5 жыл бұрын

The ruling party of sweden is socialist, some of you are confusing socialism with nationalism, conservatives state that but it's far from the truth.

So many angry men in the comments for no reason. Men are struggling to pay for childcare too loool. Listen these angry men must’ve have their mothers locked up in their basement or something

@ABanRocks

5 жыл бұрын

@ger du well you keeping paying high taxes and let your government control your life. While I pay less tax and choose to spend it where I want to. People in the UK have way more freedom to choose.

@alexsj8900

5 жыл бұрын

@@ABanRocks correct! I agree with you. I've worked in Sweden and UK before. Most people in Sweden have been so brainwashed by msm that they actually believe they are free and live in the best county in the world. I am just shaking my head.

@lauren8627

5 жыл бұрын

@@ABanRocks control = better healthcare. I'd take that any day.

According to the world's largest crediting agency FTSE Russell The only countries that ranked within the developed market category are the UK, United States, France, Germany, Australia, Austria, Italy, Japan newly added country Poland.

@89Mangler

5 жыл бұрын

Well Sweden have paid of its national debt to about 25% of gdp and the intrest on that is about 0.4%. this is about a 10%unit decreasse in national debt in the last 4 years.

Compared to a lot of countries the Uk maternity is amazing! In Spain for example they are given 3 months off and thats it.

Sweden is the way forward for the world

i don't know why im watching this, i live in the US lol

Cool!

A fixed non negotiable cost basically functions like a tax. In the UK you can't not spend extortionate amounts of money on rent, transport or childcare. Most of our salaries are gobbled up by those three things. So would I rather have that money lining the pockets of private investors or, if I was in Sweden, paying the same amount in tax so that every citizen could live in housing worthy of the name and not be punished for having children (which is kind of important of you don't want major problems in the future when your tax base retires and there's nobody to replace them)? I think it's obvious. I'd rather be paying triple the amount of tax and have cheaper living costs. We are the country of Grenfell, nurses using foodbanks and women in comas being told they aren't entitled to financial help because they are healthy enough to work. But you know, other than that, the British model is doing great 🙄

Why didn't they say anything about the 30 free hours of child care for working mother??! 30 hours a week once your child is 3. They looked over that and didnt say anything about it at all.

@Beagle4Bagel

5 жыл бұрын

Because that would make the conservative UK government look good compared to Swedens socialist government

@strangekat2840

5 жыл бұрын

Have you actually looked at the specifics of that policy? I'll take it you haven't. The system for applying is incredibly complicated and it requires that you reapply every 3 months. That's arduous and it's very easy to forget. It's also underfunded-the amount the government pays to nurseries is less than the actual cost of childcare. You may also notice that it's free childcare from the age of 3. You are expected to return to work after 39 weeks of maternity leave. That's a long time to pay for nursery, and not financially viable for many mothers. It's worth bearing in mind that care for babies is more expensive than for older children so it's even less affordable.

@Mushroomhoe

5 жыл бұрын

@@strangekat2840 I am a single mother. I know the system like the back of my hand. I don't complain about how much my child costs because I was the one that brought him into the world so it's my job to look after and pay for him not the government to whip my arse and my child's for me

@Beagle4Bagel

5 жыл бұрын

"Not financially viable for many mothers" If you can afford it then don't have it. I'm not ganna go out to buy a lambo, even if I can pay the upfront costs, because I'll be shafted by the upkeep and insurance costs.

@strangekat2840

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mushroomhoe Given the minimum wage works out to just £1275 a month if you're working full time, that leaves just £350 to pay for everything else. If you work shifts, your pay might be less than your childcare, if you can even find out of hours childcare. The evidence shows that the first 1000 days are crucial for development. It makes good economic sense to provide high quality early years provision so kids from deprived backgrounds can develop in the same way as rich kids. Those kids then become more able to learn in school. Then more likely to get a good job later, and less likely to go to prison or develop drug and alcohol problems. It costs the state less in the long run too. You have a very selfish and narrow view of life. Just because you're OK, doesn't mean that others don't need help or aren't struggling.

I'm British with some Swedish roots and I'm thinking about coming back to my homeland. 😉 The Swedish system is referred to as the Nordic model and I'm proud of my Nordic roots. Fairer societies. Sweden doesn't have a minimum wage by default because business are made to pay a working level wage. Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland are my favourite countries. Canada is a nice country, too. Jag älskar Sverige. 🥰🇸🇪

in romania, after you give birth, you stay at home for 2 years and you get 80% of your salary. then, you can work and for another year you get your salary plus those 80% of your salary. in the meantime, all medical supervision and drugs are free. it's true that we don't have big salaries and good hospitals, but still.. we own much of our houses (80%) , and daily living is pretty cheap. i personally own my own house and i'm debt free. and many of my freinds and family aee in the same situation.

@judok1426

3 жыл бұрын

What would the average cost of a home be in your city or town?

Anyone in their right mind would be willing to pay more tax for better childcare. Taxing isn't a negative, it's a positive. Only when that tac goes back into human development, necessary infrastructure and social care.

Yh, I have always loved Swedish models...

In the US you get no parental leave

@ulrichgray5497

5 жыл бұрын

And we have a increasing feritility rate while the UK and Sweden have a declining fertility rate, that is why their governments have open border policies to keep a positive population level. Lol

@marginelouis6674

5 жыл бұрын

@@ulrichgray5497 nope of it wasn't for immigration in America, we would have negative population growth. Im not lying. Look it up.

@ulrichgray5497

5 жыл бұрын

@@marginelouis6674 That used to be the case, but white Americans now have a positive 2.1 ferility rate. While other racial groups in America have a low fertility rate below 2.0..

@Honken55

3 жыл бұрын

@@ulrichgray5497 High IQ people have less children.... ;)

Try coming to SOuth Africa where you get 12 weeks!

I get six weeks of paid leave after I give birth... my husband has to use whatever vacation time to stay home for the first week of the child’s birth.. I get a whole 1 and a half month with my new born. I am American and I am a lucky to get six week paid leave, most get 8 unpaid.

@judok1426

3 жыл бұрын

Why stay in the US ?

I just want to say, that the UK is much better the USA, on this front. We care nothing for Maternity leave, and paternity leave, is rare asf

Why is the English doctor in her 30's struggling with daily costs of being a mum? Surely on a doctor's salary she would been able to save a sufficient amount..hmm

@aliceevans5465

5 жыл бұрын

Well have u heard of the state the NHS is in?!

@MichaelCollins-tg3ws

5 жыл бұрын

@@aliceevans5465 I know the Amount of money doctors are payed..their struggle is a fraction of that compared to the really deprived in the UK,as a professional doctor,if she could not afford children she should of waited..she probablives in 500k house and drives a 30k car... priorities really

@aliceevans5465

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Collins So you are just going to assume that that’s how she spends her money? You have no idea of her full situation. The fact that she has a professional job with better pay than a lot of people should indicate how much of a problem this is!

@MichaelCollins-tg3ws

5 жыл бұрын

@@aliceevans5465 it's only a problem if your not used to having lots of disposable cash or if you didnt prepare,I have a 2 year old,live in UK and earn just above minimum wage,I prepared, raised my child without complaining about payouts and live a happy life....so my opinion is valid.. on a Doctors wage previously before having a Child...I would be ashamed of myself if was to have these so called 'problems' no body is responsible for yoy,but you

@sonibegum5668

5 жыл бұрын

Because these people are used getting everything free british people are just wingers.. don't forget there people always like to buy expensive houses card and buy expensive clothes plus few holidays..I have family members who are doctors they more than average wage...everyone likes to live above their means and complain..

People are egotistical as hell yes we pay higher taxes but that helps other people out if I pay for someones else child support who cares I'm helping that family. And when I need help someone will help me with that.

Try living in New Zealand. I only get 18 weeks paid and 6 months of work in total.

In my opinion you should not have a child if you are desperately counting on money for the government once you have it.

I would pay more tax if my money was actually good causes such as the nhs instead of it being spent on mps and the royal family

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

A kid lasts 25-50 years these days. Income tax is for life. Even after retirement your interest gained on savings is taxable income. I choose freedom. I'd rather pay 30% for life instead of 60%. That extra 30% i could easily save if i planned to have a kid and give him an awesome life. Children are parents responsibility, don't be a lazy parent. I'd rather spend my money how i want then let the government spend it

@ABanRocks

5 жыл бұрын

The royal family earns this country more money than they cost and I don't want to pay more taxes. If you care about the NHS so much theb please donate your money to it but don't force other to think like you.

Yes. Does this answer the question?

Sweden sounds great but as a woman I don't feel safe living in it. Luckily I don't live in the UK to find out how hard life is there.

As a single male with no dependants and struggling to live, why should I have to pay extra tax so a "professional women or men" can get special privileges? hypothetically why should somebody on minimum wage and zero hours, have to pay the childcare of £100,000 a year financial advisor? Free child care should be available to the most vulnerable of society those under £30,000 a year and struggling to work and live without claiming benefits and not professionals seeking to maintain their job and financial lifestyle in the early years of their childs life.

@luvlimiss2007

5 жыл бұрын

When it comes time to pay out your state pension you better hope there is a next generation

@woden3894

5 жыл бұрын

Kim Kardashian Un - You can still pay income taxes and not be eligible for social programs and still be struggling to live. Example (A) the video itself, in which the women explains as a "professional women" she's "struggles to meet the costs of everyday childcare" because all her wages are spent on childcare, while her husbands are spent on living costs. Obviously as a couple their able to split the bills and in 4 years they won't need to pay childcare and will be subsequently earning far more than most people in England. It's her choice to further her career not mine.

@woden3894

5 жыл бұрын

Luvlimiss2005 - When I come to state pension age I expect automation to have taken over. At least 800 million are expected to lose their jobs by 2030, so society will need a whole new rethink in the next couple of decades. The belief that we need to procreate or bring in migrants to repopulate the population is myth.

@woden3894

5 жыл бұрын

SparkleeUnicorn777 P - Everybody uses roads and education (schools) are a human right you numpty. On the other hand most people don't require childcare and furthering ones career and financial assets at the cost of the tax payer is not a human right.

@woden3894

5 жыл бұрын

SparkleeUnicorn777 P - Well I ment childrens education between 4 and 18. And all though it's a social contract it's been ratified and adopted into numerous international and domestic laws. For example the United Nations Declaration or Human Rights, the 1st protocol article 2 of the British human rights act 1998. Some countries don't have any legal bases to the right to education, but most western countries do. As for the roads most people still use them even when they don't drive, through public transport, cycling or even walking but the added car tax tends to pay for those drivers.

Instead of jumping the gun to pump money via tax that affects everyone (including those without children), how about asking why the childcare system costs so much in the first place?

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

Where i live in Canada they jacked minimum wage 35%, dumbasses.Now everything costs more.$14 to buzz my head is now $20. Idiots.Socialism will be the end

@katepausig8562

5 жыл бұрын

@@highstreetkillers4377 Canada is a Social democracy not socialism. Stupid men.

@ulrichgray5497

5 жыл бұрын

@@katepausig8562 A "social democracy" that uses a lot of socialist programs, stupid woman. Taxation is theft!

I might just up and move

Hahaha.... that 980 GBP nursery cost has become 2200 GBP in 2023 and higher in London. It is more than average salary in UK 😅

Hmm I’m raised in Norway and there is best😂😂😂

@JuditaHoffman.

5 жыл бұрын

@@hopefullilyy836 You mean grammar?

@veronikaaalesbartonovi560

5 жыл бұрын

Sure. With Barnevernet taking children away from parents as they please and barnevernet employees storing child pornography on their computers. I don't know much about support parents get- it might be great- but I would definitely not want to raise my kids there with nanny state telling me how I must raise my kids.

@kristofferhellstrom

5 жыл бұрын

How is it in norway? As a neighbor swede I would like to know :)

@oldgrandpamos3341

5 жыл бұрын

ni suger

@zainulabdin1720

Жыл бұрын

​@@veronikaaalesbartonovi560of course ! Can't trust Norway 😢 thay will take it kids.

Sweden is my hero! 😍

@AlanWattResistance

5 жыл бұрын

Typical woman, will get money out of men one way or another.

@miamoos6566

5 жыл бұрын

AWResistance who hurt you to post sexist replies to comments?

I definitely would pay more for better parental leave

In Belgium we pay the highest percentate of taxes in the world. Around what they pay in Sweden. But our childcare is hardly better than the UK. It made me not want kids because It's too expensive. It's like starting a business where you know there's no chance you'll be able to pay it all.. The Swedish government probably cares more about their people than the Belgian government they only care about their own money.

@larstenfaelt1859

2 жыл бұрын

Here in Sweden we pay a lot of VAT tax as well that is common for everyone. I think you can say that we have a system where we redistribute over our life time. We get excellent support for young families with great parental leave, sick leave when children are sick, good affordable childcare, free education, free school lunches for all, etc. and we are compensated according to our salary. When the kids are not needing this we still pay taxes but we can see how our kids benefits from the system...and our old parents get good care too. I think it is very very smart to do it like we do and support the periods in life when it is the hardest. It also opens up for careers for both parents.

*IM MOVING TO SWEDON MOM*

@sathrules5878

5 жыл бұрын

IM MOVING TO SPACE MUM

@SeaJayBelfast

5 жыл бұрын

Enjoy those sweet sweet taxes. 'Money for Nothing'

The reason may have something to do with the fact that Sweden has a 61% income tax compared to 20% for most people in the UK. Taking your money to then force you to spend it on something isn’t great, it’s theft. I believe its better to keep your money and then decide what to spend it on. Not have someone take 61% of it to spend on things you don’t agree with, need or want.

@14900SS

5 жыл бұрын

Omg not everyone gets charged 61% loool it’s a progressive tax system the same as the UK, and it’s not even 61 it’s 57 percent which is the top bracket not everyone pays that

@SamirCCat

5 жыл бұрын

Most people pay around 30% in taxes, and I have the lowest income you can have (benefits from the state becaues of chronic illness), and I manage just fine with that tax. I know I'm getting back SO MUCH from it (the health care etc.). Those people who pay more in taxes CAN AFFORD it! If you earn 10 times more than me every month it's only reasonalbe to pay more lol.

@ABanRocks

5 жыл бұрын

@@SamirCCat why should the person who earns more than you have to pay for you. The responsibility should be on you and not some one else. Why should more than half of someone's income be taking by the goverment. That is just stealing their money.

@SamirCCat

5 жыл бұрын

Did you read my comment? I have chronic illnesses and am unable to work. I suffer every single day and if you knew how horrible my life has been you'd faint. Do you really think I should starve, live homeless and die way too early just because I can't support myself? Do you think that's fair? Is decent life only for those who happen to be born with healthy DNA? I believe in everybody's equal worth, the same right to be alive, but maybe you don't.

@lorenzotomasi9623

5 жыл бұрын

In your case, i believe it is right to allow you tax funded treatment because of your condition, as you have no control over it. But one of my main issues with socialist healthcare systems is that they cover preventable diseases, such as obesity related diseases and lung cancer caused from smoking. I agree with the right to help a child who has appendicitis as its not his fault and is not preventable, but i stop wanted to give my tax money to some obese person who now needs treatment for diabetes or gastric bypass or to a smoker who now has lung cancer. they knew the risks and choose to continue, it should be up to them to pay the price. Socialist healthcare systems also provide ethical issues such as abortion. i dont agree with abortion and many people dont, but its legal and i have to deal with that. but i dont want to pay for something that is preventable and that has better alternatives than killing a child, you want an abortion, pay for it.

Please consider that in Scandinavian countries that taxes are far higher.

In Australia you get 18 weeks minimum wage

That's why everyone's happy in Sweden

@TheHoneyTurtle

5 жыл бұрын

6IX9INE sure if that’s what you think LOL

@cv4809

5 жыл бұрын

Except those who suicide...

@scarlet29rose69

5 жыл бұрын

@@julianb7990 Swedish women are average looking on average don't believe the hype.

@harisbt8685

5 жыл бұрын

Not everyone, got to husby Rinkeby Kista. Then you will see how stupid the socialist system can go

Sweden💛💙

The numbers can't even compare, I mean Sweden really can't be completed with.

Try leaving in Paraguay of South America