HSA Health Insurance Plans

Lower your rates by 30%.  Reduce your taxes.  Build a retirement savings.

Get the best value possible from your health insurance.  Learn all about Health Savings Accounts and signup online, or give us a call and your own personal Advisor will answer all your questions, and help you make the best decision.

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Step 1

Learn how to compare HSAs

New to Health Savings Accounts?  Get all the information you need in our HSA Information section.  Our online Health Savings Account guide explains exactly how to view your quotes, compare features, check the physician network, and choose the plan that is best for you.

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Step 2

Run an Instant HSA Quote

Our typical client saves $100 - $300 per month when they switch from a traditional health insurance plan to a Health Savings Account plan.  Plans are available from Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Nationwide, and many others.  No one can offer lower rates on these plans!

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Step 3

Choose a plan and sign up!

Once you pick a plan, just click the "Apply" button, and in 10 or 15 minutes your application will be complete.  We will confirm by email, and keep you informed as your application goes through the approval process.  And if you need any assistance, just give us a call!

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"The 3 Keys to Greater Health and Savings with an HSA"

Want to learn more?  Sign up for our next presentation with HSA for AmericaHealth Savings Account Flag President, Wiley Long.  Discover how you can save money, protect against unexpected medical expenses and enjoy far greater health care, all from the comfort of your own home or office.

Health Savings Accounts are simple and easy to understand

A Health Savings Account Health Savings Account is a tax-favored savings account combined with a qualifying high-deductible health insurance plan.  By allowing you to deposit tax-deductible funds into a health savings account that you can use to cover medical costs, Health Savings Accounts enable you to take control of your own health care decisions.  One of the key aspects to health savings accounts is a system that is responsive primarily to individual consumers, rather than to third-party payers. This concept is known as consumer driven health care.

First, you must have a high-deductible health insurance plan that qualifies to be partnered with a Health Savings Account. These plans are available through various insurance companies, depending upon what part of the country you live. The plans are all similar in the fact that they have deductibles (for 2012) between $1,200 and $6,050 for singles, and between $2,400 and $12,100 for families.

Once your insurance policy has become effective, you may begin to fund your Health Savings Account.

Health Savings Accounts allow you to legally avoid federal income tax by depositing (in 2012) up to $3,100 for singles or $6,250 for families, into your Health Savings Account. For 2011, you could deposit up to $3,050 for singles or $6,150 for families,whatever you deposit into your account up to April 15, 2012 is an "above the line" tax deduction for your 2011 taxes, meaning you get a federal income tax deduction for money you put in even if you take the standard deduction and don’t itemize deductions. If your employer makes a Health Savings Account contribution for you, it is “excluded” from income, and not subject to any income tax or FICA. Either way, this will immediately reduce your federal income tax due for the year. Most states also allow you to take a state income tax deduction for HSA contributions.  To see if your state offers tax deductions, please see our HSA State Income Tax page.

On this site you will find thorough information on Health Savings Accounts, HSA trustees and administrators, and instant quotes on available HSA-qualified high deductible health insurance plans.

Please note: To obtain the maximum tax benefit from your Health Savings Account in 2012 you will want to have your HSA-qualified insurance plan effective  immediately.

Health Savings Accounts in the News

How Health Savings Accounts Provide Health Care Solutions

If you have lost your employer-provided group health insurance, have noticed that health insurance premiums are on the rise again, or wished that you could control your healthcare costs, a Health Savings Account (HSA) could be exactly what you need.

Health Savings Accounts give you independence from employer-sponsored coverage, and options to help decrease premiums. They also offer you more choice in how you manage your healthcare costs. Certain high-deductible health plans allow you to combine them with a tax-advantaged HSA....

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Health Savings Accounts Favored By Employers And Employees

With the skyrocketing costs of health care, businesses are trading their PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) plans in for Health Savings Accounts. This move is strongly favored by employees because it can mean quality healthcare coverage and tax deductions.

While the tax deduction for Health Savings Account contributions can be up to $3,050 for individuals and $6,150 for families in 2012, Golden Rule points out that HSA advantages go far beyond tax deductions.

Health Savings Accounts' Two Main Advantages:...

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Will Health Savings Accounts Be Affected By The Affordable Care Act?

Over the last year, the Affordable Care Act has dominated the headlines. Health care reform has included some changes to Health Savings Accounts and the health plans that work with them.

If purchased after Sept. 22, 2010, high-deductible health plans that are required to start a Health Savings Account (HSA) cover preventive health care before the deductible is met. They won't impose co-pay or co-insurance charges, either....

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Health Savings Accounts Secret To Medical Savings

Since the release of Health Savings Accounts in 2004, they has become a popular option. However, even though they’re very popular, a lot of people don’t realize that it can help lower skyrocketing health insurance costs. See how Health Savings Accounts can help improve your financial situation:

HSA plans help lower your health insurance cost. Generally, to set up an HSA, you need a qualified high-deductible health plan (HDHP). HDHPs give you premiums as low as 40 percent compared to co-pay plans....

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Do Health Savings Accounts Satisfy Customers?

J.P. Morgan's Treasury Services business recently announced the results of its 2011 Health Savings Accounts (HSA) customer satisfaction survey.

According to the survey, nearly eight out of 10 HSA holders were “very satisfied” with their HSA. The results indicated that satisfaction increased among account holders who used their Health Savings Accounts more frequently and among longer-term account holders. ...

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How A Health Savings Account Plan Can Offer You Tax Savings

The first couple months of the year are usually the time when most people look for ways to keep more money in your pocket with tax-saving strategies. However, if you have an high deductible health insurance plan with a Health Savings Account (HSA), you don’t have to stress yourself about the April 15 deadline.

It’s not too late to save on your 2011 taxes by depositing the maximum contribution into your Health Savings Account. You still have until April 15, 2012 to make a tax deductible contribution into your HSA of $3,050 for singles and $6,150 for families....

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Have Health Savings Accounts Changed With Health Care Reform?

Since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, we have seen numerous changes in the way we receive health care. One of the health care options affected by this law has been the high-deductible health insurance plans that allow you to open a Health Savings Account (HSA).

Low-cost HSA plans, like all plans with deductibles, must now cover preventive health care before policyholders have spent enough on their own health care to meet the plan's deductible....

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Blue Cross Blue Shield Banks on Health Savings Account Plans
Blue Cross Blue Shield members now have their own bank, but it won't help them if they're looking for an auto loan or a good rate on a CD. Blue Healthcare Bank's sole purpose is handling health care-related banking services, such as Health Savings Accounts. The bank is being set up by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association members, including Blue Cross of Idaho, one of the first four members to work with the bank.

First Person: My Health Savings Account Covered My Medical Emergency
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Tango Health Raises $4 Million in Series B Funding
Tango Health, the premier provider of Health Savings Account management software and services, announced today that it has closed $4 million in Series B funding led by S3 Ventures and angel investor Mike Turner, founder and CEO of Waveset .

J.P. Morgan Releases Third Annual Health Savings Account Program Snapshot Report
J.P. Morgan’s Treasury Services business, a full-service provider of cash management, trade finance, treasury solutions and escrow services, today announced the results

Bank of America sees growth in health savings account business
Bank of America Corp. is seeing record growth in its health savings account business as health-care costs continue to rise and employers shift more responsibility onto their workers, the bank said Monday.

Boom in Bank of America health accounts
Bank of America Corp. is seeing record growth in its health savings account business as health care costs continue to rise and employers shift more responsibility onto their workers, the bank said Monday.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Approved to Start Health Savings Account Bank
Blue Cross Blue Shield has received federal approval to establish a savings bank that will be allowed to administer Health Savings Accounts.  Blue Cross Blue Shield said it had received assent from the Office of Thrift Supervision, a Treasury Department agency, to establish a federally insured savings bank to be based in Utah.  It will be called Blue Healthcare Bank.  Health Savings Accounts can be set up by consumers who have high-deductible insurance plans, and Blue Cross Blue Shield offers some of the most competitive HSA plans on the market.

Humana to Cap Health Savings Account Premiums for More Than One Year
After years of double-digit premium increases for employers providing health plans to workers, Humana and other insurers are trying a different approach: new health savings account plans that cap premium hikes at guaranteed low rates if buyers agree to a multiyear contract and workers absorb increases in deductibles.  Even doctors known to be skeptical of almost anything the health insurance industry suggests say they are intrigued with the health savings account idea - hoping it might be one remedy for unpredictable, rising health care costs.