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gotcha. that's recent, iirc, like... in the last year? weren't many companies already doing 'HSA funding' as a benefit before that? Was it just taxable (but.
by mgkimsal 7y ago
gotcha. that's recent, iirc, like... in the last year? weren't many companies already doing 'HSA funding' as a benefit before that? Was it just taxable (but... contribution to a HSA would be deductible for me even if the income is initially taxable, so would seem a wash?). I understand this is the actual insurance though.
- lotsofpulp 7y agoHSA’s and related tax benefits are a different topic than paying for the monthly health insurance premiums with pre-tax income. People whose employers offered health insurance got to pay their premiums with pre tax money and contribute to HSA with pre tax money. People whose employers don’t offer health insurance have to pay the premiums with post tax money. But they still get to contribute to HSA with pre tax money.