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December 15, 2010

HSA Plans Are A Great Way To Save On Health Care

One big benefit with a health savings account (HSA) is that you own it completely. If you leave your job, all of the funds are yours to keep, and you never have to worry about not spending the whole balance before the year ends.

Unlike with flexible spending accounts, HSA funds roll over to the next year, and continue to earn tax-free interest. The HSA deposits you make are considered pre-tax contributions, which is a great money saver.

Use the balance in your health savings account any time you want for eligible health care expenses that your health insurance doesn't cover, including co-pays and lab tests.

You can access HSA funds with a debit card, which can be used anywhere that Visa and MasterCard are accepted. You'll also have checks on your HSA to use just like a checking account.

If you prefer, you may pay for health care services directly and reimburse yourself from your HSA. The type of access you have may depend on your employer, but you can set up an HSA even if you're unemployed. So if your employer offers HSA Plans as an option, seriously consider how it can save you a great deal of money throughout the year!

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Wiley Long, President of HSA for America is passionate about saving Americans money on their healthcare and taxes. If you are looking to save money on your healthcare, learn more about HSA Insurance or get an instant HSA Insurance Quote so you can compare different HSA plan options from many different insurance companies. We also offer information on Medicare Supplement insurance for seniors.

Posted by Wiley Long at December 15, 2010 11:17 AM

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