What r/HSA is talking about this week

Now that it’s open enrollment for healthcare I’ve been thinking of getting an HDHP to be eligible for an HSA. I would be paying for coverage out of pocket in full. My employers don’t offer an...

Hello, I am starting a new job and they have a Premium & Standard HSA plan available. The Premium cost an extra $149 while contributing an additional $500 employer contribution and offering lower...

Called my HSA management company to transfer my money out to a different HSA manager and was told I can not do that because my current HSA is employer locked. I'm no longer with this employer and...

Family of 4 with two toddlers, choosing between two employer plans for 2027. We have 3–4 recurring appointments every week, year-round (PT, OT, and therapy for me and the kids), so roughly 150–200...

I'm a current PGY-1 and I'm contributing to my HSA. I know the annual limit is $4,500. My question is for anyone who started with an HSA, did you prorate your contribution or use the last month...

Hi everyone. These are my plan options at my work. I love having my HSA which I have maxed out for three years however the HSA PPO is a huge chunk of my check at $342 a week on my family plan. I...

My husband and I both work for companies. If I get insurance (Kaiser HMO) for himself and me, can he apply for HSA through his employer just for himself? Is this allowed? I plan to also have an...