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What happens to an HSA when I am no longer eligible to …

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Which is better: Employer-sponsored HSA or opening an …

WebThe big difference for me is that my contribution thorough a cafeteria plan also skips Social Security and Medicare taxes. That is a 6.2% (SS) + 1.45% (Medicare) tax on …

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The doctor didn't charge the health insurance in time, am …

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Should there be a copay after "out-of-pocket maximum"

WebGenerally speaking, under an standard Obamacare plan, you should not have to pay any copays or coinsurance on any essential benefits once you have met …

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California state taxes on Health Savings Accounts

WebFor contributions, it's pretty straightforward, I just have to add that income back to be taxed at the state level. Additionally, according to Instructions for Schedule CA (540): Interest …

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If your medical expenses exceed your income does the …

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How much does Medicare pay an insurance company to assume a …

WebIf you sign up for a Medicare Advantage plan, you continue to pay the Medicare Part B premium ($177.10 in 2022). Medicare then pays a fixed amount for your …

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Is 0% coinsurance better than a lower deductible

WebI have two options for my healthcare provided through work. My employer covers 100% of the monthly premiums for both, and the premiums would be essentially …

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Should I purchase health insurance directly, or through my LLC

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Are COBRA premiums deductible when self-employed

WebThe basic idea is that the average person can't deduct health care costs unless they're really onerous. But a business can, and as a self-employed person, you …

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For very high-net worth individuals, does it make sense to not …

WebVarious types of insurance (health, car, life) protect you from relatively low probability but very expensive events in life (cancer, serious car accident, etc.) For the …

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