How Bernie might pay for "Medicare for All"

Here's how he might pay for it:

• A 7.5% income-based premium paid by employers, which his paper claims will raise $3.9 trillion over 10 years. This would exempt certain small businesses.
• 4% income-based premium paid by households, which his paper claims will raise $4.2 trillion over 10 years. This would not affect low-income families.
• Savings from health tax expenditures, which his paper claims will raise $4.2 trillion over 10 years.
• Make the personal income tax and the estate tax more progressive, including limiting deductions for the wealthy. His paper claims this will raise $1.8 trillion and $249 billion over 10 years, respectively.
• "Establish a Wealth Tax on the Top 0.1 percent," which his paper claims will raise $1.3 trillion over 10 years.

• Add a fee on large financial institutions, which his paper claims will raise $117 billion over 10 years.

There are a couple other proposals listed in the paper, which is worth a look over, here.The main idea behind "Medicare for All": Americans, no matter whether they come from red states or blue states, should have healthcare and shouldn't go broke trying to get it.