Americans who get health insurance for their families through their jobs have seen their premiums increase 10 times faster than their income in recent years, according to a new analysis of government data. The study was released during Cover the Uninsured Week and supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Read the report Squeezed: How Costs for Insuring Families are Outpacing Income: A State-By-State Analysis at http://www.rwjf.org/programareas/resources/product.jsp?id=28711&pid=1132&c=EMC-ADV
[ posted on RWJF Advances e-Newsletter]

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