[Updated in July 2019 with projections for 2020. An earlier iteration had errors, now corrected.] Retirement plan contribution limits are adjusted for inflation each year. After inflation pushed up ...
HSA and FSA In The Same Year
During benefits open enrollment at my employer, I signed up for both Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Savings Account (FSA) for next year. You may have heard that you can't contribute to both ...
FSA, HSA, HRA, Oh My!
I'm familiar with FSA -- Flexible Spending Account. You put pre-tax dollars in it during open enrollment. You then use the money on health care expenses your insurance doesn't cover: your deductible, ...
How to Save $4,000 in Your Graduation Year – Part 2: Insurance
[This is a guest post from Bogleheads investment forum participant Bob’s not my name as a follow-up to his previous post How to Save $4,000 in Your Graduation Year -- Part 1: Taxes.] In Part 1, we ...
How Much Will the New Health Care Taxes Affect Middle Class Families?
[This is a guest post from Bogleheads investment forum participant Bob’s not my name as a follow-up to his previous post How Much Will the New Health Care Taxes Affect High Earners?] There hasn’t ...
How Much Will the New Health Care Taxes Affect High Earners?
[This is a guest post from Bogleheads investment forum participant Bob’s not my name.] There’s a lot of talk these days about the new Medicare taxes in the Affordable Care Act (ACA), so you may be ...