HSA enrollment reached 21 million in 2017 and is expected to continue to climb
According to new research from AHIP (America’s Health Insurance Plans), high-deductible health plan (HDHP) and health savings account (HAS) enrollment
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HSA use among employees seems to have slowed
The Employee Benefit Research Institute reports that while estimates from five different surveys on the adoption of HSA-eligible health plans and HSAs themselves
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Kimberly Lankford, Contributing Editor for Kiplinger, responds to a reader’s question in her “Ask Kim” column appearing on Kiplinger’s website
Read moreA proposed provision in the budget would allow Medicare beneficiaries to contribute to HSAs
Currently the IRS doesn’t allow those on Medicare to contribute to health savings accounts; however, in a provision in President
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For workers who are approaching age 65 and Medicare eligible, they need to understand how Medicare, HDHPs and HSAs interact
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Anyone age 65 or older receiving Social Security benefits must, by law, also be signed up for Medicare Part A
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Do you know thanks to a quirk in the law, an adult child covered under the family’s high-deductible health policy
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With Health Savings Accounts becoming more popular than ever before; the attached article answers eight of the most common questions asked
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