Healthcare costs keep rising, and traditional insurance isn’t enough on its own. Employees face out-of-pocket costs like deductibles, copays, and prescriptions and employers want to offer benefits that go beyond the basics without breaking the budget.
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is an employee-owned account where funds can be set aside pre-tax to pay for qualified medical expenses. Both employers and employees can contribute, giving your team a valuable tool for managing healthcare costs now and saving for the future.
Key Features of HSAs
Employee-owned, portable savings accounts.
Pre-tax contributions from both employees and employers.
Funds roll over year to year (unlike FSAs).
Eligible for use with High Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs).
Can grow through tax-free interest and investment.
HSAs offer advantages for your business too:
Lower premiums through required HDHPs.
Payroll tax savings from employee pre-tax contributions.
Tax-deductible employer contributions.
Flexible funding schedules that align with your budget.
An attractive benefit that supports retention and recruitment.
Employer sets up a Section 125 cafeteria plan.
Employees must be enrolled in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP).
Contributions (employer and/or employee) go into the HSA.
Employees use funds for qualified medical expenses like deductibles, prescriptions, and copays.
Unused funds roll over annually and can even be invested for long-term growth.
With HSAs:
Employees save money now on medical costs.
Employees build long-term savings for future healthcare needs.
Employers cut costs while offering a benefit that truly matters.
Everyone wins with more control, flexibility, and security.
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