If you're interested in learning about a triple-tax benefit plan, then look no further than health savings accounts, also referred to as HSAs for short. HSAs established by the Internal ...

Editor’s Note: For tax years beginning after January 1, 2026, under the 2025 OBBBA, bronze and catastrophic plans offered on the ACA individual health insurance marketplace may be treated as HDHPs ...

・Here's a list of which medical expenses are HSA-eligible and which aren’t. ・This matters so that you can avoid penalties on non-qualified HSA withdrawals. ・Make sure your HSA expense qualifies before ...

American healthcare costs per capita have risen tremendously in the past 20 years and stand at the highest in the developed world. Despite this, there’s little to show for it in terms of comparable ...

HSAs offer tax benefits for saving funds dedicated to healthcare expenses. To use an HSA, one must be enrolled in a high-deductible health plan. HSA funds cover a wide range of medical expenses ...

The sudden spike in costs for people who buy their health care on the Affordable Care Act marketplaces led many people to choose high-deductible plans, including bronze or catastrophic plans, that are ...

MSAs and HSAs are both tax-exempt savings accounts. HSAs are associated with non-Medicare private insurance plans, while MSAs are linked to Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans. A person enrolled in a ...

Question: I currently have a HDHP and an HSA, but I will be retiring later this summer. What happens to my HSA account? HDHP are High Deductible Health Plans. They are an insurance product, usually ...

Brian O’Connell is a freelance writer based in Bucks County, Penn. A former Wall Street trader, he is the author of the books CNBC’s Creating Wealth and The Career Survival Guide. His work has ...

For many employees faced with the prospect of having to save for rising health care costs and for retirement, it's important to understand that it doesn't necessarily have to be an either/or decision.