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The tax advantages of an HSATax-deductible. Qualified contributions to the HSA are 100% tax-deductible.Tax-free. Qualified medical expense withdrawals are tax-free. Dollars can be used to pay for items not usually covered by health insurance, such as eyeglasses, dental care, and much more, as specified by IRS Code 213(d). Tax-deferred. Accumulated interest earnings are tax-deferred. Savings not used accumulate year after year and may be used to fund retirement needs at age 65. ThinkHSA is dedicated to helping employers, employees, individuals and families bridle the rising costs of health care.
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* Requires an application that goes through an underwriting process, which could be declined. Do not cancel any existing health coverage until you are certain of acceptance and approval. |
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