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ismnotwasm

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4. Yes

Reply to progressoid (Original post)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 12:37 PM

Nov 2012

My husband has ms and we use it mostly for medication co-pays, dental work etc. . A couple of times we've been asked to provide documentation but the drug store we work with just gave us a list. Oh, and we have a kind of debit card thing to use-- makes it much easier. I've tried it without one and it can get confusing.
All in all worth it, IF you know you'll be using it (say you know you or your family need dental work or a new pair of glasses or contacts, or more especially has consistent prescriptions to be filled out)

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Anybody have a Health Savings Account? [View all] progressoid Nov 2012 OP

We did, for two years. what a PITA. politicat Nov 2012 #1

The PITA aspect concerns me. progressoid Nov 2012 #2

I'm soured on them, no doubt, but... politicat Nov 2012 #9

It's a gamble. If you don't use it you lose it. In our case... HopeHoops Nov 2012 #3

NO - with FSAs you use it or lose it. With HSAs(which must be tied with a high-deductible insurance kath Nov 2012 #5

I don't have high-deductable insurance, but I thought HSA was a use it or lose it. HopeHoops Nov 2012 #7

Yes ismnotwasm Nov 2012 #4

Also looking into one... LP2K12 Nov 2012 #6

I also think it pre tax meaning Alleycat Nov 2012 #8