When you lose your job, time becomes an enigma. Every moment drags on, but hours can also pass inexplicably. While it’s natural to feel a void or depressed after a layoff, you will have to take some action right away. Specifically, you’re going to have to figure out a new way to maintain health insurance…

If you’ve lost your employer health plan, or if you’re self-employed, unemployed, or your employer doesn’t offer healthcare, you’ll need to purchase a health plan on your own.  This used to be a daunting process that required contacting an insurance broker and trusting he or she was signing you up for the best plan to…

Opening an HSA unlocks triple-tax savings. From there, you can save, spend or invest your HSA, as it fits your lifestyle and needs. No matter if you are an individual, family, self-employed or company owner, you can open an HSA. We will show you the requirements to open an HSA.

Changing health insurance plans, mid-year, will also effect your HSA-eligibility. Make sure you review your prospective health insurance plan to understand if you will retain your HSA-eligibility. We will outline how to pro-rate your HSA contributions to stay IRS complaint if your new health insurance plan is not HSA-eligible.

Today marked a historic day for the U.S. Our 45th president has been sworn into the presidency. Many people are looking to see what Donald Trump and his administration will do with regards to healthcare. While the wheels are in motion to make changes that will impact the Affordable Care Act (ACA)