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Is there a downside to enroll in HSA vs. FSA? : r personalfinance - Reddit What's the situation where it's better to enroll in HSA? I always do FSA, but I'm scared to enroll in high deductible plan (requirement to enroll in HSA) because for a typical primary care visit, for FSA, I only pay $20 Copay, but with high deductible plan, I need to pay 20% coinsurance Thanks in advance for the info Archived post
Do you guys use a FSA with an HSA? : r personalfinance - Reddit If you have a High Deductible Plan, you can have an HSA and a FSA If you open both with the same employer, the FSA becomes a limited purpose FSA, and funds can only be used for dental or vision (use it or lose it)
which one to chose Hsa or Fsa? : r FinancialPlanning - Reddit With an HSA you can only use what you’ve contributed at the time of use vs an FSA where the full amount you elect is available to you as soon as your benefits are active HDHP HSA plans are generally most useful for younger, healthy people who won’t use the plan very often and can let that HSA build up before needing to use it
HSA vs. Dependent Care FSA vs. Health Care FSA - Reddit HSA vs Dependent Care FSA vs Health Care FSA I am enrolling my family in my work medical plan and I'm a bit confused on how much is advised to contribute towards these 3 plans? Background: my wife and I have a 2 year-old and another baby on the way in December of this year HSA: Seems like the consensus here is to max it out?
HSA vs Limited Purpose FSA : r personalfinance - Reddit My employer offers an HSA as well as a limited-purpose FSA that can be used for vision and dental expenses I see the benefit if I want to max out the HSA, roll that money over, and still use tax-advantaged dollars for my glasses Since I'm still young and new to my career, I won't be hitting the $4150 IRS limit for an HSA yet
How do HSA and FSA work? : r FinancialPlanning - Reddit Both HSA and FSA are funded pre tax, so these amounts are shielded from tax However, generally the money can only be used on health care stuff Major difference is FSA is use it or lose it per year, you lose all the money inside if you don’t use it by the end of a year!
HSA vs FSA : r Bogleheads - Reddit HSA is about investing, and best used for medical expenses far into the future FSA should be used only for expenses you know you'll have this year Most easily figured if you have a monthly appointment with a set copay, or dependent care costs, etc If you don't have these costs, or they're super variable, the FSA is probably not for you
HSA vs FSA - which of my health plans is better? - Reddit Hi reddit, I have gone through a few HSA vs FSA posts here but was still confused about my situation My employer has the following two health insurance plans that I am contemplating: FSA plan - With a deductible of $1000 and Out of pocket max of $2000 Employer contributes $300 to FSA HSA plan - Deductible $1500 and Out of pocket max of $3000
Is an HSA or FSA better? : r personalfinance - Reddit HSA is a good option to get only if you got the cash immediately to pad that account with your medical expenses If you switch to HSA you have the options of treating it like a savings account or an investment account where you can put it on the market
FSA VS HSA? how to be eligible? : r personalfinance - Reddit Plans with lower deductibles have higher premiums and offer an FSA (less flexible than an HSA), but generally cause you to pay less overall if you expect major healthcare events due to their lower deductible, better co-insurance after you meet the deductible, and lower out of pocket maximum