HSA vs FSA: Which One Should You Get?

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Title	:	HSA vs FSA: Which One Should You Get?
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Comment from : @DistrictCapital

Fabulous Video, thank you very much
Comment from : @terriannvalentino8826

Thank you for this information, but all of this just to have the right to healthcare!?
Comment from : @moxdob294

does nothing to compare HSA vs FSA just talks about HSA
Comment from : @lunatunny7594

Go HSA it doesn’t expire FSA is use it or lose it
Comment from : @Celestialseer222

You can’t just sign up for a HSA You need to have a HDHP firstly, and it’s also quite expensive out of pocket
Comment from : @brianburton7582

Answered every question I had So organized and informative Thank you!
Comment from : @hopezhang8278

Actually, you can purchase through Thorpe Vitamins and use your HSA
Comment from : @jcastr05

Good video, I’ve been looking into setting up a health savings account, but I’m getting confused between an FSA and an HSA
Comment from : @mariadrukker2557

Good stuff
Comment from : @Breezzy824

I'm assuming alot of the stuff that wasn't eligible for hsa fsa coverage is now
Comment from : @vtcurtains2848

Can I take HSA and my wife take FSA ? Will that work or doable
Comment from : @sreedharjana9732

I have both! One for dental and vision and the other for medical only The HSA for medical and a Partial FSA for dental and vision I save a lot on taxes by doing both
Comment from : @2Rugrats9597

I have a high copay bill $3000 How reimbursement work if I submit a deduction directly to 26 pay period?
Comment from : @zoioilazoi

Most dont qualify for either A qualifying plan for HSA is really just a bad health insurance plan bc a high deductible means coverage is limited, and you'd be on the hook for the whole deductible if you had a major medical episode, which could be as much as $6,000
Comment from : @Piwork69

What happens when you have a health plan that qualifies for FSA and your spouse has a health plan that qualifies for HSA?
Comment from : @chewdrag

Use or lose it, I lost $1000 last year! Cigna!
Comment from : @shadowmaster9780

Hilda doesnt like HSAs
Comment from : @ManchesterFanUnited

Question about FSA I usually budget every year with that I plan on use my FSA for If I'm still not sure on the amount to contribute, is it bests to just max it out? You said the higher the contribution the lower the taxable income
Comment from : @myothercarisadelorean8957

I unfortunately switched from FSA to HSA last year (2022) Since the year for the market was a disaster I lost a lot of money My suggestion is not to use a very risky tool such as HSA You can lose all of your contributions instead of getting the solid amount as a return from FSA
Comment from : @DmitryMalinkin

Thank you for such an easy explanation of this 😊
Comment from : @chaunecytaylor-ld8km

Do you put money in the HSA in one amount at beginning of year or does it go in each check and available as you put in?
Comment from : @mellowc

Can the dependent care fsa be used for the dependent medical cost or only on childcare cost? Thanks bunches!
Comment from : @catrina2005

Currently my employer provides 'PayFlex' as the HSA account but how can i change to a differ provider? will i can do it or only my Employer can do it?
Comment from : @svigneshanand

Mine is a use it or lose it at the end of the year
Comment from : @manifistator

If you are young and has no major health issue, choosing HDHP and HSA definitely wins out
Comment from : @laizhouyang389

Are vitamins and sups now eligible? I saw them listed on the FSA and HSA Amazon store
Comment from : @airiannasmith5167

How do I know if my health plan is considered a HDHP?
Comment from : @bryanbrasile2703

I believe you purchase vitamins if you have a written statement from your provider that you need it (or something to that effect)
Comment from : @ultraniusmaximus1536

Great information
Comment from : @PrettyCleanThings

Is surgery deductible payment eligible for HSA? Thank you
Comment from : @smoothmove9258

Thanks The bonus tip at the end answered my question
Comment from : @dennisotieno4568

Thank you, very helpful
Comment from : @petalflower107

Thank you for the information I've learned a lot! Please enlighten me about this Tax-sheltered retirement plan Thank you
Comment from : @ciaratejano302

Hi! I have the option to enroll in both an HSA and a limited FSA Would you recommend I do both or just HSA?
Comment from : @adrianavargas8340

I have HMO insurance w a High deductive plan of $3,000 w my employer per IRS it looks like i'm eligible for an HSA because my deductible is $3k (consider high) however my plan does not specify is HSA eligible from my employer Question: Can I still have an HSA from any other provider such as fidelity to contribute now and use the tax benefits for 2021?!
Comment from : @selenecoello5937

i think it is still depend, for example my case that I have a young kid and my wife is pregnancy's I will definitely spent a lot of money on medical so I should choose a plan that cost less than high deductible plan to eligible for HSA so I could of save a lot more money
Comment from : @liamnguy5054

Can you explain triple tax advantage?
Comment from : @greenfein786

Hi! Would you choose PPO or HSA/HDHP if the PPO was $67/month with a $250 deductible or the HDHP was $1500 deductible and $37/month?
Comment from : @greenfein786

great video - thank you!
Comment from : @happyhippr

If I have an option for both FSA and HSA, can I opt for both? For doctor copay and deductible, can I use FSA if I'm on High Deductible Health Plan?
Comment from : @shashink5923

Sorry if I missed it but you mentioned that you treat your HSA as a retirement vehicle -- does that means we can withdraw for non-healthcare expenses as long as it's after retirement age? Thanks
Comment from : @olivermanley3288