Category: HSAs
If your employer allows it, should you front-load your HSA contributions to the maximum HSA contribution levels at the beginning of the year? To answer that, let’s first review …
A few years back, I moved from a traditional PPO health insurance plan to a high deductible health plan (HDHP) during open enrollment period. Why? I’m young, healthy, and …
I previously mentioned that I had moved to a new high deductible health plan (HDHP) that my employer started offering during open enrollment. I have had a few questions …
Contributing to an HSA is easy enough for those whose with an employer that offers an HDHP plan – just select your payroll deduction and your employer takes care …
This post may be a tad bit before end of year, but now that open enrollment is finally here after being delayed, I wanted to give anyone who is …
I’ve gone in to great detail on health savings accounts (HSAs), but have paid little attention to their cousin, the flexible spending account, aka an FSA (oddly, the IRS …
$3,405 (or 68.5%) of the $4,968 in the average household’s health care costs comes in the form health insurance. Finding affordable health insurance is a big deal. And with …
