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HRA vs. HSA vs. FSA comparison chart

PeopleKeep

Plans like health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs), health savings accounts (HSAs), and flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are all ABHPs that are growing in popularity. In fact, Willis Towers Watson’s Best Practices in Health Care survey reports 84% of employers offered an ABHP in 2019.

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Talking Trends: Telehealth in 2019

Benefit Resource Inc.

It will be interesting to see how telehealth develops in 2019 and beyond. The post Talking Trends: Telehealth in 2019 appeared first on Benefit Resource, Inc. While trends in healthcare are often met with resistance, the statistics tell a story of people who are willing to embrace this change. Should You Offer Telemedicine Services?

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5 benefits trends to watch in 2020

Benefit Resource Inc.

So, how will this affect tax advantaged accounts like Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Reimbursement Accounts? Finally, at the end of 2019, the Cadillac Tax was repealed and nonprofits were given tax relief through the repeal of UBIT. In the coming years, it is likely that these accounts will incorporate wellness benefits.

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2019 Pre-tax Limits Announced

Benefit Resource Inc.

The IRS released the 2019 pre-tax limits for Mass Transit, Parking, Medical FSA and Adoption Assistance. The limits are effective for plan years that begin on/or after January 1, 2019. 2019 Mass Transit and Parking Limits. 2019 Medical FSA Limit. 2018-57 sets the 2019 pre-tax limits and other inflation adjusted limits.

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The Open Enrollment 2019 Season is Coming (But Don’t be Afraid)

Corporate Synergies

Open enrollment 2019 has so many moving parts it may seem impossible to manage. Three words have the power to make the most experienced HR professional shudder— open enrollment 2019. It’s worth repeating: plan throughout the year for open enrollment 2019 in these four steps: 1. As Seen In. Review Trends and Projections ASAP.

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Pre-tax terms: R is for “Rollover”

Benefit Resource Inc.

In this post, we’ll provide a bit of background about what the Flexible Spending Account (FSA) rollover option is and how it works. Let’s say you had an FSA in 2018 but you decided not to re-enroll for 2019. When the 2019 year starts, if your employer offers the FSA rollover option, you will have $500 to use up.

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Top 10 Employee Benefits for 2021

Best Money Moves

Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) are other ways employers can help address the high cost of healthcare and employees indicated programs like HSAs and FSAs would have eased stress and improved their well-being during the coronavirus pandemic in a survey by MetLife. . #4 4 Paid Time Off.