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It's important to distinguish between HSA's (good for some) and FSA's (use it or lose it), which are what most employers offer. Also, FSAs (and maybe some HSAs
by joshwa 19y ago
It's important to distinguish between HSA's (good for some) and FSA's (use it or lose it), which are what most employers offer.
Also, FSAs (and maybe some HSAs?) have no benefit if you're itemizing your deductions on your tax returns.
- kingnothing 19y agoI believe HSAs give you similar tax benefits as IRAs once you hit retirement age, although I don't know anything about what happens before that.