Look at the graph in the middle of the page), a portfolio consisting of 70% stocks, from March 2004 to June 2016 would have had an average annual return of 6%. According to them again, this would have outperformed a similarly-invested portfolio significantly (currently, in August 2016), by a cumulative margin of 103.7% against 60.7%.
An appendix removal can cost between $1.500 to $180,000 depending on where you take the surgery. Appendix removal is a common, straightforward operation, so you might expect charges to be similar no matter where the surgery takes place. Yet a California study found huge disparities in patients' bills â $1,500 to $180,000, with an average of $33,000.
A colonoscopy typically costs about $1,100 and with polyp removal, about $1,500, according to healthcarebluebook.com. Medicare and many health plans cover the exam, but they may not if you have it more often than necessary. You may also be responsible for charges related to polyp removal and anesthesia.