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Workplace insurance costs are projected to rise sharply next year - ConsumerAffairs

Employers that provide health insurance to employees will likely pay 9% more next year for the same coverage, according to a new report from Aon, a profess ... Read More
CPI: Consumer prices could rise as inflation increases slightly - king5.com

Excluding volatile food and energy costs, “core” prices rose 3.3% from a year earlier, just as in September. From September to October, core prices rose 0.3% for a third straight month. Read More
Health insurance costs up slightly for Williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG — Town employees should expect to pay about $38 more a month for health insurance beginning July 1, as the town contends with an expected increase in premiums in fiscal year 2026. Read More
Inflation increased slightly on an annual basis in May

Transportation costs were down 0.2% last month, but are 2.8% higher than a year ago. Airline fares declined 2.7% in May and are 7.3% lower over the past year, while motor vehicle insurance prices ... Read More
Health insurance cost climbing: Why plan prices are higher - USA TODAY

The cost of family health insurance jumped 7% for the second consecutive year after a decade of more modest yearly increases. Family insurance rates increased by just 1% in 2022. Read More
Health insurance rates are expected to go up in 2025 – but the state says reinsurance program is kee - The Durango Herald

Health insurance rates on the individual market may rise 5.5% next year. That's a bit below average compared with prior years. The state's insurance division has released a preliminary look at the ... Read More
KC employers probably will see health insurance costs rise - Kansas City Business Journal

That tracks an anticipated overall increase in health insurance costs for U.S. businesses next year. Employers could see total health insurance costs rise 5.8% on average in 2025, according to a ... Read More
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