What are the social benefits for immigrants in the United States?

The United States mainly has social insurance. For example, working people can participate in the 401K pension system, which is similar to our social security.

There is also medical insurance, which mainly has to be bought by yourself. Private insurance, although it pays for medical treatment first, is extremely expensive

There is no so-called provident fund in the United States

There is also unemployment insurance

Also, the person upstairs mentioned that the United States Houses are cheap, but this is too one-sided. Big cities in the United States, such as New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, are absolutely expensive. Of course it is cheaper in the countryside, but in the United States there is a so-called real estate tax (not referring to property fees and deed taxes), which is different in each state. It is as low as Louisiana, 0.1%, and as high as 2%, such as Texas. This amount of money is not trivial. . For example, if you buy a $500,000 house, you think it's a bargain, but you have to pay $10,000 in real estate taxes every year for the rest of your life. Do you still think it's a bargain? Moreover, property taxes in each state also increase with the market. Therefore, there is a saying that even if you pay the full price to buy a house in the United States, it is equivalent to paying 70%.