Retiree Health Care Costs Jump After Brief Respite
The total projected cost of health care for a healthy couple retiring at age 65 is now well in excess of $300,000.
Tag: HSAs
IRS Sets Higher 2023 HSA Limits as Inflation Grows
An individual with self-only coverage under a high-deductible health plan can direct a new limit of $3,850 into their health savings account—$200 more than the 2022 cap.
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The Needs of Sandwich Caregivers and Career Extenders
Jessica Tuman, head of the Voya Cares program, discusses the unique financial hurdles both sandwich caregivers and career extenders are facing, particularly when it comes to retirement planning.
HealthyHive Introduces Adviser HSA Educational Program
The program provides health savings account educational tools to help expand an adviser’s knowledge about the intersection of health, wellness and finances.
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Including HSAs in an Adviser’s Practice
Managing current health costs is a key part of employees’ financial wellness and paying for health care expenses in retirement is a top concern for them, so it makes sense for advisers to include health cost planning in their financial wellness and retirement planning.
New Benartzi Paper Dissects Narrow Framing Phenomenon
Would you accept a bet in which you win $200 if a coin lands on heads and lose $100 if it lands on tails? What if you could play twice?
Well-Funded HSAs Are a Retirement ‘Superpower’
Having an HSA going into retirement is ‘incredibly powerful,’ experts say, because money is being saved and spent as efficiently as possible.
New Tool Offers Personalized Projection of Expected Health Costs in Retirement
HSA Bank's Retirement Healthcare Cost Calculator is designed to show the value of saving and investing in health savings accounts (HSAs).
Calling Advisers With HSA Expertise
If you are an adviser who has successfully integrated health savings account planning and investing into your practice, you may want to speak at our upcoming virtual HSA Review event.
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Investment Product and Service Launches
Titan launches cryptocurrency portfolio; American Equity Investment Life Insurance introduces EstateShield index; Natixis Investment Managers combines businesses to single division; and more.
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Balancing Health Care and Finances
Improving health care literacy can help employees make the right financial decisions.
Investing With HSAs
To save for health expenses in retirement can be accelerated.
Alegeus Announces Launch of New HSA Solution
Its features include fractional trading up to eight decimal points, auto-rebalancing and real-time account opening and trading.
2022 HSA Contribution Limits Announced
An individual with self-only coverage under a high-deductible health plan can contribute up to $3,650, $50 more than in 2021.
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The Case for ‘Health Plus Wealth’ Is in the Numbers
The projected cost of health care for the average couple retiring today is up 30% from 10 years ago, according to new data shared by Fidelity, underscoring the need to muster more holistic financial planning resources for workers and retirees.
The Inside Take: Ascensus CEO on GIC, Stone Point Acquisition
Ascensus CEO David Musto says the goal of the deal is not for his firm to radically shift its strategy or change its approach to doing business; instead, the transaction is about scale, resources and knowledge-sharing.
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The Inner Workings of HSAs
Speakers at the virtual PLANSPONSOR 2021 HSA Conference touted the benefits of health savings accounts and explained what HSA rules plan sponsors should know.
Health Savings Account Basics
One notable feature is that account holders can deduct from their own income the amount of HSA contributions made to their account by other people—but not the employer.
PSNC 2020: Considering Health Expenses in Retirement Planning
Experts weigh in on health savings accounts (HSAs) and the need for health care education in the retirement industry.
Big Dose of HSA Education Needed
Simply put, a lack of insight and advice means Americans are failing to take full advantage of health savings accounts (HSAs).