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> Because the first $6000 of medical spending in a year is "your money". Shouldn’t the your money figure be $2000, since the employer will only reimburse $4000
by ayewo 2y ago
> Because the first $6000 of medical spending in a year is "your money".
Shouldn’t the your money figure be $2000, since the employer will only reimburse $4000 out of $6000?
- breadwinner 2y agoThe employer provided $4000 and the $2000 are both "your money" because if you didn't have any medical expenses, you'd be able to keep $6000 in your HSA. As a consumer of healthcare you'll try to protect this money, which means you're more likely to question unnecessary services and overcharges.