What is a Health Savings Account (HSA)?
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a great way to help you control your healthcare costs. It works in conjunction with a qualified High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to combine tax-free savings earmarked for qualified medical expenses.
An HSA allows you to set aside money to pay for higher deductibles associated with a lower monthly premium HDHP. The money you save in monthly insurance premiums is reserved for eligible medical expenses you incur in the future.
Eligible expenses include things like co-pays and deductibles, prescriptions, vision expenses, dental care, therapy and medical supplies.
Highlights
- Balances roll over from year to year and earn interest along the way.
- Portable – you keep it even after you leave employment.
- Tax advantages – invest money in mutual funds to grow your tax savings for either future healthcare costs or retirement.
- Pay for expenses with a benefits debit card that gives you immediate access to your money at the time of purchase.
- Expenses also can be reimbursed through our online portal, online bill pay directly to your provider or submitting a distribution request form.
- Receipts are not required for reimbursement, but be sure to save them for tax purposes.
HSA VIDEO
FFGA HSA DEPARTMENT
P: (866) 853-3539
F: (800) 298-7785
For Distributions:
First Financial Administrators, Inc.
Attn: HSA Department
PO Box 161968
Altamonte Springs, FL 32716
Minimum Health Insurance Plan Deductible Amounts for the Qualifying HDHP
- 2023
- Individual Coverage
- Family Coverage
- 2023
- $1,500
- $3,000
- 2024
- $1,600
- $3,200
Annual Maximum Contribution Levels
- 2023
- Individual Coverage
- Family Coverage
- 2023
- $3,850
- $7,750
- 2024
- $4,150
- $8,300
Catch up allowed for those 55 and over – $1,000