What experience have you had with medical savings accounts for self employed (MSA)?
by admin ~ May 19th, 2009 . Filed under: Insurance .
Arby asked:
We are looking at “self employment,” or retirement. A high deductible medical insurance seems our most likely avenue for health insurance. We’d like to pay for it with pre-tax dollars. We both participated in cafeteria plans while fully employed.
We are looking at “self employment,” or retirement. A high deductible medical insurance seems our most likely avenue for health insurance. We’d like to pay for it with pre-tax dollars. We both participated in cafeteria plans while fully employed.
(I already read the Wikipedia article on the subject, so please don’t post it again.)
Wayne
May 22nd, 2009 at 9:26 am
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