Dec 28, 2022 | Health Savings Account
The good news is that you can, in fact, use money from a health savings account (HSA) to buy sunglasses – as long as your doctor recommends or prescribes them to treat or prevent a specific medical condition. For example: Your doctor recommends you wear...
Oct 12, 2022 | Health Savings Account
If you’re facing a significant medical expense, and you don’t have enough money in an HSA to cover it already, I’ve got good news: The law allows every American taxpayer to make a once-per-life-time tax-free transfer (or “rollover”) from an IRA to an HSA. They...
Sep 1, 2022 | Health Sharing Programs, Healthshare, Heathsharing
Direct primary care (DPC) memberships have become very popular in recent years. There are good reasons for that! However, they won’t cover all your healthcare needs, particularly if you face a major event. That’s why you must have health insurance, or at least a...
Aug 17, 2022 | Health Sharing Programs, Healthshare, Heathsharing
We all need healthcare—that’s a fact. However, we deserve to have choices regarding what we pay for and how we obtain the services we need. This article will go over the pros and cons of two healthshare companies that provide an alternative to traditional health...
Jun 10, 2022 | Health Sharing Programs, Healthshare, Heathsharing
Liberty Healthshare vs Zion Health: An HSA for America Comparison Guide Looking to compare healthshare plans? In this edition of the HSA for America Healthshare Comparison series, in-house expert Lou Spatafore compares Liberty Healthshare vs Zion Health, two of the...
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