By comparison, wages rose 19 percent and the inflation rate was 'only' 17 percent, according to this Columbus Business First article.
No wonder my husband's pay raises never seem to result in more money for us. I know it's the insurance, too, because my husband gets his pay increase in March and a cost of living adjust in January. However - the insurance plan doesn't change until July. This year, it ate up his entire pay raise, plus a three percent a cost of living adjust - and then some. Not only that - but our co-pays went up!
The article also included this cheering statistic:
Workers on average now contribute an average of about $3,281, or 27 percent, of their paychecks for a family plan.
Health Insurance | Family Finances
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