Feb 6, 2019
This will be our last week of discussing benefits – but this is a big one Health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts
Healthcare can be costly even for the healthiest among us. Even if you have insurance through your employer, you might consider taking advantage of one of the federal government programs that encourage saving for medical expenses not covered by insurance. The tax benefits can be substantial.
The two types of accounts most often offered to employees are the Health Savings Account (HSA) and the Flexible Spending Account (FSA). Self-employed people can open an HSA but not an FSA. Trying to choose between a health savings account (HSA) and a flexible spending arrangement (FSA) can be enough to make your eyes cross. In some ways, they’re very similar: they’re both accounts you can contribute to tax-free to save for medical costs. In other ways, they’re very different, and with several key differences between HSAs and FSAs, it literally pays to get this decision right.
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