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Healthcare Costs for Employers Averaging $30K Per Employee's Family

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Mark Cuban stated that the average annual cost of health coverage for an employee's family is around $30,000, often ranking as the second largest business expense after payroll. According to a survey of over 1,800 employers, the average cost paid by employees and their workers for family coverage in 2025 was $26,993, representing a 6% increase from the prior year.

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The cost pressures are ongoing, as KFF reported that when their survey was released in October 2025, insurers were already requesting double-digit rate increases on individual and small-group plans. Cuban suggested that these rising costs are leading companies to consider layoffs or hiring freezes.

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