Some problems hinder each other and must be solved before creating better outcomes for other problems. Healthcare is a revolving door and impacts each of us in many ways, the most important and focused factor in the financial aspects and burdens it creates, where all of these issues have a high impact on the US healthcare system. One of the main issues is to analyze the costs and the resulting financing. Regarding the Millennium Development Goal, the main objectives concern poverty and hunger. This has been a problem for as long as I can remember. The cost of living resolves here around the main agenda. Every day, every year the cost of everything increases, thus making it more difficult for millions of people in every country to survive. One of the biggest obstacles here is the cost of healthcare. One of the problems, for example, with the new Omaba health reform law personally: my husband has health insurance for our two children and for himself, he carries my health insurance for me through my employees since this constitutes a financial gain for us, but still would my husband ever lose his job financially if we had no more income, as my employer's premiums are well above what I earn, so I would earn more since I leave I would go to my job. We would not be eligible for Omaba assistance as my employer offers health insurance. Therefore I do not see how Obama's new healthcare reform law does not help everyone, but can put them in even greater financial difficulty.