Escalating grocery bills and car prices have cooled, but price relief for Americans does not extend to health care, a new survey shows. The average cost for a family health insurance plan offered through an employer increased 7% this year to $25,572, according to the annual employer health benefits survey released Wednesday by KFF, a nonprofit health policy…
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