National Health Savings Account Day
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Save your money and stay healthy! Celebrate National Health Savings Account Day by investing in yourself and setting up an HSA today.
Get ready to celebrate National Health Savings Account (HSA) Day on Dec. 8! This day was created in 2017 to recognize the importance of HSAs as an effective and convenient way to save money for medical expenses. By setting aside pre-tax dollars into a tax-advantaged savings account, you can enjoy lower health insurance premiums while also saving money on taxes. So take some time this December 8th to learn more about HSA benefits and how they can help your finances!
Open up a Health Savings Account and set aside funds for future medical expenses, or use it to pay for current medical bills without paying income tax.
Take the time to learn more about how health savings accounts work, so that you can make informed decisions about your healthcare financial options.
Do some research on different health savings account providers, so that you can find one that best fits your needs.
Help spread the word about the potential cost benefits of health savings accounts by sharing your knowledge with friends, family, and colleagues.
Make a donation to a charity or organization dedicated to helping those in need of health care services by contributing to their health savings accounts.
Health Savings Accounts are an excellent way to save money on health care expenses. Contributions to a HSA are tax deductible, and can be used to pay for medical bills that aren't typically covered by insurance plans, such as certain prescription drugs or vision care.
Unlike other types of retirement accounts, HSAs are completely portable. That means the funds you contribute stay with you even when you change jobs or move. And if you don't use all the funds in your account, they roll over year after year until you need them!
Because Health Savings Accounts allow you to set aside pre-tax dollars for medical expenses, they provide incentive to purchase preventive care and other forms of treatment that may otherwise seem costly. This helps people take better care of their health and makes long term overall savings more attainable.