Health Savings Account-Health Savings Account Info

Neal asked: My local Blue Cross Blue Shield is what nearly everyone in my area has. They do not offer any high-deductible plans that cover only major illnesses/injuries. All their plans cover everything from sprained ankles to the common cold. As a result, all their plans are unreasonably expensive for what I [...]

AnonymousNickname asked: Is Proactiv eligible for HSA? It looks like the health savings account can be used for acne treatments (OTC), but I’m not sure if this would qualify. I’m thinking about getting off Proactiv since it’s so expensive.Kirsten Fennessey

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beansboy4u asked: A friend of mine has been going through a rough time lately and is out of options in caring for his mother.
He is 23, and his mother is 49. She has been unemployed for several years now and depleted her savings/unemployment accounts some time ago. They applied for Medicare, early last year, but [...]

nikkilanger asked: I’m 19yrs old and i have no source of income i mean i have some money inmy savings account my i make no income. I’m looking for a job but havent been successful but right now i need health coverage and my sister is on medicaid and its free for her is that [...]

Brandon asked: Here’s the stats: 24 non smoking male major medical problems and 25 non smoking female no major medical problems.
I’m going into business for self and need health insurance coverage. I want this to be as cheap as possible and essentially just cover it if something major like a wreck happens so I’m not [...]

Lhasa1951 asked: Using my HSA debit card I purchased a bottle of vitamins last night. Is this allowed or will they come back and tax me?Kerry

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e_arveson asked: Can I use the money in a health savings account towards the purchase of arch supports from the Good Feet store? What if I get a “perscription” from the doctor/physical therapist? ThanksGil Carideo

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David J asked: I have the Lumenos Health Savings Account health plan. The annual deductibles, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket maximums for an individual is $1500. The plan says in-network office visits are 80% after deductibles. It does not indicate the deductible amount for office visits. So does this mean the plan pays 80% of whatever the [...]

JL K asked: I’ll appreciate it if answers come from reliable sources. Thx.Peter

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