Sep
16
Survey Says … What Advisors Think About HSAs
With healthcare costs continuing to rise, health savings accounts (HSAs) are a powerful way for registered investment advisors to help clients maximize their tax advantages… Read More »
Feb
05
How to Fill Out IRS Form 8889
How to Fill Out IRS Form 8889 (For 2020 Tax Year) Form 8889 is the tax form that covers all things related to your health… Read More »
Jul
17
How HDHP Coverage Fits In With HMOs and PPOs
How HDHP Coverage Fits In With HMOs and PPOs Figuring out the difference between HMO and PPO health coverage can be confusing on its… Read More »
May
11
IRS Announces 2019 Contribution & HDHP Deductible Limits
The Internal Revenue Service has announced the 2019 HSA contribution limits. 2019 HSA Contribution Limits Single: $3,500 (up from $3,450 in 2018) Family: $7,000… Read More »
Apr
27
IRS Moves 2018 Family Contribution Limit Back Up To $6,900
In March 2018, the IRS lowered the 2018 HSA contribution limit for accountholders with Family coverage from $6,900 to $6,850. However, the IRS announced yesterday… Read More »
Mar
07
House Republican Plan Would Match HSA Contribution Limits with HDHP Out-of-Pocket Caps
In response to Obamacare, House Republicans revealed their proposed American Health Care Act on March 7, 2017, and the bill includes boons for health savings… Read More »
Jan
13
Think Inside the (Shoe)Box
Have you heard about “shoeboxing” your HSA receipts? Ever wondered how it works? Check out this quick video to learn how.
Jan
09
How to Make the Most of Your (HSA) Snow Day
We had more than eight inches of snow this weekend in greater Richmond, Va., which means nothing moved for at least 24 hours—48 hours if… Read More »
Aug
17
New White Paper Presents Insights for Making HSAs Resonate with Millennials
HealthSavings Administrators and HSA Coach have released a white paper about Millennials’ health savings account (HSA) adoption rates and their use of these money and… Read More »
Sep
08
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How our HSA can help improve retirement readiness…
