Saturday, May 31, 2008
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Health Savings Accounts: Four Reasons You Should Consider a HSA
First and foremost, Health Savings Accounts are coupled with High Deductible Insurance Plans that can decrease your total out of pocket expenses. Once the deductible is met all covered medical expenses are paid by the insurance carrier, including prescription drugs. Secondly, funds that are deposited into your Health Savings Account are 100% tax deductible as long as the money is being spent on qualified medical expenses. Some examples of qualified medical expenses are: fertility treatment, prescription and over the counter medications, travel expenses and lodging. The third reason that you should consider a Health Savings Account along with a High Deductible Insurance Plan is increased availability. Many banking institutions, like Wells Fargo and US Bank are offering Health Savings Accounts, making it easier for policy holders to manage their Health Savings Accounts.
As mentioned previously Health Savings Accounts allow policy holders the freedom to choose methods of treatment and prevention. This leads to reason number four. Choosing a Health Savings Account decreased the amount of out of pocket expenses by paying for a number of medical expenses not typically covered under traditional health insurance policies. Vitamins, dental treatments, chiropractic work, and physical therapy are just a few of the qualified medical expenses covered through a Health Savings Account.
There are many reasons to consider a Health Savings Account for you and your family. This article has just skimmed the surface.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Health Savings Accounts: Major in Majors…Don’t Major in Minors!
While mining through a pile of e-mails during the Memorial Day weekend I came upon a forwarded e-mail that would give you the best gas prices in your area after putting in your zip code.
The web site would give you the best price per gallon and a map of the town to guide you towards this landfall of cash savings.
Planning not to work the rest of the day, I put a calculator to the minor saving and found our that after choosing a site not far from my house I would save 1-2 cents per gallon of gas. That’s were I go anyway.
This starting me thinking…not good on a day off!
What I found was the most I could save after calculations (without driving there as a variable) not to mention the time, that I would save $4.00 for every 20 gallon of gas purchased.
After 15 minutes I figured out that without the other input or variables I could never re-coupe the measly 16 dollars an hour to buy 80 gallons of gas every.
I think you can see where this is going…I hope?
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Health Savings Accounts: IRS Updated inflation-adjusted deduction limits out!
For calendar year 2009, the annual limitation on deductions for an individual with self-only coverage under a High Deductible Health Plan is $3,000. For 2009, the annual limitation on deductions for an individual with family coverage under a high-deductible health plan is $5,950.
For 2009, a high-deductible health plan is defined as a health plan with an annual deductible that is not less than $1,150 for self-only coverage, or $2,300 for family coverage, and the annual out-of-pocket expenses (deductibles, co-payments, and other amounts, but not premiums) do not exceed $5,800 for self-only coverage or $11,600 for family coverage.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Health Savings Accounts: Real Access to Health Care?
Health care reform has been the topic of conversation for generations. Access to health care is an ever-increasing issue affecting millions. Health Savings Accounts are helping to solve the problem of access and affordability of healthcare. Health Savings Accounts insured an estimated 7.4 million Americans last year according to researchers at Information Strategies. Health Savings Accounts continue to rise in popularity and the number of those enrolling in Health Savings Accounts and High Deductible Health Plan continue to grow. So what are Health Savings Accounts?
In 2003 the Medicare bill introduced Health Savings Accounts into the world of consumer-based health insurance. Health Savings Accounts are a tax-free way to help people save for medical expenses including current medical expenses and future medical expenses. Policy holders can withdraw money from their Health Savings Account on a tax-free basis if used for qualified medical expenses. If there is money left in the account at year’s end the funds will be rolled over into the next year. This will continue year after year after year. Health Savings Accounts give you the opportunity to save up for catastrophic medical expenses.
Health Savings Accounts are available to virtually anyone. In order to qualify for a Health Savings Account you have to be enrolled in a High Deductible Insurance Plan. The other major stipulation is that you cannot be a Medicare recipient. Health Savings Accounts and High Deductible can offer huge savings while still providing ample coverage. Should a policy holder enroll in a Medicare plan after participating in a Health Savings Account program, the funds within that account would still be available to the individual.
One other key factor in Health Savings Accounts is that the funds used have to go toward qualified medical expenses. A basic list include braces, over the counter drugs, birth control pills, childbirth preparation classes, crutches, psychological help, lasik surgery, etc.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
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Thursday, May 08, 2008
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