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Using HSAs with Social Security and Medicare

PeopleKeep

Health savings accounts (HSAs) have been around since 2003, but many people remain unfamiliar with them. An HSA allows an individual to use untaxed savings to pay their own individual health insurance costs as well as out-of-pocket expenses for group health plans.

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Celebrate 19 Years of Health Savings Accounts

Benefit Resource Inc.

It’s the 19th birthday of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), and they have been a game-changer in healthcare. They are one of the most powerful tools available to employers, employees, and their families when saving on healthcare costs. Let’s take a look at how these accounts can help your business.

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What happens to HSA funds at the end of the year?

Benefit Resource Inc.

For many pre-tax benefit account holders, December marks the final month of benefit coverage in the current plan year. Participants in FSAs, HRAs and even HSAs begin to evaluate their account balances. And, as a portable account, the HSA remains yours even if employment changes. Rollin’ rollin’ rollin’. Freedom to change.

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Employers: Help Your Employees Avoid HSA Challenges

Corporate Synergies

Health savings accounts are designed for the long term, but most employees use funds for current healthcare expenses. Health savings accounts (HSAs) continue to increase in popularity, but not without issues for both employees and employers. Problems for Employers. As Seen In. billion to $43.5

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Election year impact: What’s next for employee benefits?

WEX Inc.

As we approach the 2024 United States presidential election, Chris Byrd, senior vice president, health executive and, more broadly, head of Government Affairs at WEX, joined our Benefits Buzz podcast for an insightful conversation on how election years can influence employee benefits. Current election cycle: What’s on the table?