Make sure you understand all of the benefits HSAs offer.

I’m 65. Can I use a health savings account to pay my Medicare premiums? I do not collect Social Security yet. Answer: If you already have an HSA, then yes, you can make tax-free withdrawals from it to ...

Answer: If you already have an HSA, then yes, you can make tax-free withdrawals from it to pay your Medicare premiums. Once ...

Benefits provider Lively found its customers spent an average of 80% of their health care account assets in 2024, reflecting rising health care costs. While health savings accounts are becoming more ...

When people think about retirement savings, the trusty 401(k) usually takes center stage. It's been America's favorite retirement account for decades, and for good reason. Yet there's another account ...

In IRA expert Ed Slott’s recent monthly newsletter, Ryan McKeown, CPA, CFP, a senior vice president and financial adviser with Wealth Enhancement, wrote an excellent article summarizing the advantages ...

Health savings accounts are underrated by many people. They let you accumulate a lot of money for healthcare expenses. What if I told you that you might be able to make use of a financial account that ...

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 ...

Explore the key differences between HSAs and FSAs, including investment options, rollover benefits, and tax advantages, to make informed health savings decisions.

Just as individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and 401 (k)s allow retirement savers to make catch-up contributions at a certain age, so do HSAs. If you can afford those catch-ups, that's even more ...