Flexible Spending
My Life in Benefits: Age 35- Why a Limited FSA was the clear choice
This is the fourth post in our “My Life in Benefits” series. New posts are published the first Thursday of every month in five year
April 4, 2019
Sharing Information & Opinions on Tax-Free Health & Commuter Benefits
This is the fourth post in our “My Life in Benefits” series. New posts are published the first Thursday of every month in five year
Health Savings Accounts (or HSAs) are taking a seat at the benefits table. According to the Devenir 2018 Year-end HSA Research Report, there are an
The purpose of a Dependent Care Account is frequently misunderstood. People often think it is a separate allowance for their children’s medical expenses. However, children’s
This Forbes article from January cites that only 17 percent of the US population has used telehealth. That’s surprisingly low, given that more than half
What have HSAs got to do with retirement? Quite a bit… If you are worried about not having enough for retirement (including enough to cover
Transportation benefit programs have been available for over twenty years. However, the adoption and migration to transportation benefits was slow at times. First, employers administered
This is the third post in our “My Life in Benefits” series. New posts are published the first Thursday of every month in five year
On Friday, March 1, 2019, New Jersey became the first state to adopt a commuter benefit ordinance with the passage of S.1567. While some of
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board voted on February 27, 2019 to increase fares and tolls. The new tolls take effect March 31, 2019 and
When winter arrives in December, it never fails to usher in air that feels a little cooler, days that seem a little shorter, and a
Ever feel like you can’t find what you’re looking for from your benefits? Look no further, and join us for a February 14th Special: Speed
This is the second post in our “My Life in Benefits” series. New posts are published the first Thursday of every month in five year
We all have the best of intentions for retirement savings, but we can’t fund everything. Here are three rules to follow to get the right
Plan reconciliation can seem complicated at first glance. To help improve your understanding of it, this post breaks down the three ingredients that make up
Many who hear the term COBRA automatically assume job loss is part of the story. However, there are several reasons apart from job loss that
Transit ordinance compliance isn’t new. It’s already been rolled out in several major cities across the country, including San Fransisco, New York City and Washington,
Understanding new benefits is something of an art. Get started with this list of 5 things you need to know about new benefits. Make sure
This is the first post in our “My Life in Benefits” series. New posts are published the first Thursday of every month in five year
They’re here. The five most read blogs of 2018. You (and our web analytics) picked them. We just compiled them. How Do HRAs Work? Health
Next week is the last full week of December. The nation takes a cup of cheer and stocks up on presents, laughs and joy for
We all know at a fundamental level that discrimination is a bad thing. So, non-discrimination testing must naturally exist to verify that you are not
From diagnostics and monitoring devices to wearables, the IRS has made sure there is a way for everyone to support their health with technology this
The IRS released the 2019 pre-tax limits for Mass Transit, Parking, Medical FSA and Adoption Assistance. The limits are effective for plan years that begin
If you have low enrollment rates for Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), you aren’t alone. While health insurance benefits are front and center during open enrollment,
