Schwab’s New HSBAs (Health Savings Brokerage Accounts)
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Now that these accounts are open at Charles Schwab, Marotta Wealth Management can manage and invest Health Savings Brokerage Accounts.

How to Open a Fidelity HSA and Transfer HSA Bank Assets
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Going forward, the Fidelity HSA® is my primary recommendation for an HSA custodian.

How to Correct Excess Contributions at HSA Bank
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There are several reasons why you either might not be allowed to contribute the full amount or may accidentally over-contribute to an HSA.

Study Helps Track Long-Term Care Cost Options
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We are very thankful that Genworth has released this information freely for everyone to use.

Q&A: Can I Rollover Funds from My Spouse’s HSA?
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If you are married, instead of only opening and funding one HSA, you may benefit from splitting the contribution limit and funding both.

How to Recontribute Funds to HSA Bank
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When you receive reimbursement for an expense you’ve already paid from the HSA, that portion of your HSA distribution is no longer a qualified medical expense and must be recontributed to avoid tax.

How to Set Beneficiaries on Your HSA with HSA Bank
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When an HSA is left to a non-spouse, the account stops being an HSA.

How to Invest an HSA with HSA Bank
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We recommend keeping all but the funds needed to pay the annual deductible for your health insurance plan invested in your HSA investment account.

How to Fund an HSA with HSA Bank
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There are two ways to make an HSA contribution. You can contribute by mailing a check or you can link an external checking account.

How to Open an HSA with HSA Bank
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There are many choices for an HSA custodian, but we like to recommend HSA Bank because it allows you to custody funds for investment at TD Ameritrade.

Q&A: Can I Fund My HSA with Appreciated Stock?
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Sadly, the IRS is very clear about this; contributions must be cash.

University Of Virginia Health Savings Account (UVA HSA) Investment Recommendation
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We believe that this mix of funds should provide a timeless allocation for the HSAs of University of Virginia employees.

How to Budget for Emergencies: Trip to Hospital
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This is the financial shock of a trip to hospital. It is upsetting, expensive, and unexpected.

HealthSavings Administrators HSA Investment Recommendation
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A low cost timeless portfolio for your HSA with HealthSavings Administrators.

Both Spouses Can Make The HSA Catch-Up Contribution
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If both spouses contribute to their own HSAs for 2019, they can achieve a joint contribution of $9,000.

You Should Fund Your HSA for The Maximum
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We recommend that you fund your Health Savings Account (HSA) to the maximum limit each year and that you keep funding it to the maximum as long as you can no matter how much money you have in the account.

A Guide to HSA Qualified Medical Expenses, Contributions, and Family Plans with Adult Children
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More and more family plans are actually composed of many different independent people in the eyes of the government.

The Cheapest Way to Get a Family HSA (2018)
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A few often overlooked facts reveal large annual savings on your health insurance premiums in acquiring a family HSA.

An Asset Allocation For Your Health Savings Account
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You are unlikely to need funds for any long-term care episode until about age 85. Given the long time horizon, we suggest investing your HSA for appreciation.

Radio Interview: Health Savings Accounts
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David John Marotta was interviewed on radio’s The Schilling Show discussing Health Savings Accounts and the recent Healthcare bill passed by Congress.

Invest Your Health Savings Account For Appreciation
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HSAs have so many advantages over traditional IRAs that you should continue funding your HSA as long as possible and build as large an HSA investment balance as you can.

When Partial-Year HSA Contribution Limits Don’t Apply
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Under the “last-month rule,” you can contribute the full amount even after a partial year assuming you meet the “testing period.”

Qualified HSA Funding Distribution
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There is an obscure tax rule that allows a one-time Traditional IRA-to-HSA conversion called a Qualified HSA Funding Distribution (QHFD).

Nine Unfortunate Facts of Health Savings Accounts
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An HSA is one of many accounts used in comprehensive wealth management for tax optimization and planning.

When Should You Stop Funding Your HSA?
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You’ve opened your HSA and funded it for several years. When should you stop funding it?

The Lowdown on HSAs ($ ?s)
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Q: It’s annual enrollment time, and my employer is now offering a health insurance plan with a $3,500 deductible and otherwise similar benefits as an alternative to our conventional HMO health plan. What do you recommend I do?

Video: Health Savings Accounts
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Employers and employees alike are feeling the squeeze of swelling health care costs. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, health insurance premiums have risen at an average rate of 12 percent per year since 2000. Unable to keep up with rising premiums, employers are forced to pass on costs to employees, to trim benefits, or worse yet, to dump the coverage all together.

Video: Health Savings Accounts May Save You Money
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Employers and employees alike are feeling the squeeze of swelling health care costs.

Radio: A Better Plan For Healthcare
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Public policy to increase choices for healthcare coverage.

Fund Your HSA To Cover Retirement Healthcare Costs
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Excess contributions to your HSA can be withdrawn after age 65 without penalty just like a traditional IRA.

Health Savings Accounts
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One out of every ten patients consume 69 percent of health care costs. The other nine would benefit from an HSA.

Health Savings Accounts
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All systems must have a regulator in order to dampen runaway reactions. Healthcare coverage is no exception.

The High Cost of Medical Benefits
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Here is a rule for building stable economic systems: Who pays for a service and who is empowered to decide if a service should be given and who actually benefits from the service should all be the same person.

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