health savings account

    By Loren Berlin

    | 1:00PM 9/28/2011
    With the unemployment rate at almost 10% and companies cutting back on benefits, millions of people are responsible for securing their own health insurance. Picking the right plan for you can be tricky, so DailyFinance asked consumer health experts for tips on how to maximize benefits while minimizing costs.

    By Loren Berlin

    | 12:30PM 9/27/2011
    Open enrollment season is upon us, when employees can chose again from among the smorgasbord of benefit options offered by their employers. To help you ensure you're getting the most bang for your health care buck -- and not paying more than you need to -- we went to the experts for advice.

    By Sheryl Nance-Nash

    | 7:00AM 4/06/2011
    More than half of American workers have less than $25,000 saved for retirement, but having too little set aside is just one of many ways you can sabotage your later years. We examine some oft-made financial planning traps -- and the safe paths around them.

    By Josh Smith

    | 1:10PM 6/23/2009
    As part of my participation in the personal finance bloggers weight loss challenge I decided to investigate what weight loss expenses I could pay for with my Health Savings Account (HSA). The short answer is no, you can't use your health savings account to cover the cost of getting in shape but...

    By Josh Smith

    | 9:30AM 5/05/2008
    Health Savings accounts are a great tool for preparing for medical expenses, both planned and unplanned. After a knee surgery last year tapped out our HSA, we bumped up our monthly contributions to try quickly build up to a useful amount. After putting the increase in place we promptly forgot about...