In today’s world, where many of us spend a significant amount of time indoors, the convenience of managing our eye care needs from home has become invaluable. Here’s how you can make the most of your vision benefits, FSA, and…
Usually, the FSA plans include a card or issue flex spending, but if yours doesn’t then the only way you can get your reimbursement is to submit your claims through your employer to the FSA provider. To do so you’ll…
Your FSA eligible health care expenses are things that are not being covered by insurance, of course, your FSA plan may include many more services and items than just the “ones” not covered by the insurance. Also, you are not…
The motto of FSAs is use-it-or-lose-it, and that is one of the downsides of the plan and handing back to the employer leftover FSA money is something nobody wants. Although there are two options that can save your funds and…
Limited Purpose FSA or better known as a Limited Expense HCFSA, brings us the privilege to own both an HCFSA and HSA. The thing is that participants in the HSA plan weren’t eligible to own an HCFSA up until the…
Having health insurance through your job and an FSA, can and will help you take better care of your eye health and will most definitely make your eye care way more affordable. For instance, your Flexible Spending Account will help…
The Dependent Care FSA is an important subject from its origins. Namely, it takes care of every American’s critical issue – taking care of our dependent elders and our children. While this usually can be a huge expense for many…
Designed only for submitting eligible dental and vision expenses, the Limited Expense HCFSA is used as a replacement for the old good HCFSA when the participant owns a High Deductible Health Plan with an HSA. This is so because the…
It’s a well-known fact that there are three types of Flexible Spending Accounts so, let’s dig a bit more into the Health Care Flexible Spending Account. First of all, let clear out that the Health Care Flexible Account differs from…
There are surprisingly many items and services covered by your FSA. However, you must have in mind that not all FSA plans are the same. For example, let’s imagine that all three FSA plans are the same so, why would…
Your FSA will cover reading glasses and prescription eyeglasses, as well as contacts. The only FSA-eligible contacts are the ones designed to correct vision problems and not the ones purchased solely to change the eye color, as they are considered…
Flexible Spending Account is a special type of savings account which allows you as an employee to put to set aside a part of your regular earnings so that you can use the money for qualified expenses. Having in mind…