Simplifying and understanding health care in America.In 2004, Congress created Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) with the intention of putting the brakes on runaway health care costs. The concept was simple: Get people to start thinking about health care expenses the same way they think about other goods and services they buy. But what started as simple idea has proven to be difficult for many to understand and implement. This book simplifies HSAs and their corresponding HDHPs for business owners and managers alike. ? Covers how HSAs and HDHPs work, the pros and cons of them, how to install them, strategies for getting the most out of them, and how paychecks and taxes are affected ? U.S. health care costs were nearly $1.7 trillion in 2003. ? According to a national survey, 81% of large and 78% of small companies are considering implementing HSAs by 2006
This book really makes sense of what can be a very confusing topic. We have a client that sells High Deductible Health Plans (www.HSASale.com) and I was reading this to get a better idea of his business. It helped!
Pocket Idiot's Guide to health savings Accounts
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
What a breath of fresh Air! A book written in English that we can all understand.Concise and well laid out with easy to follow subjects throughout the book as well as informative examples. Highly reccomend! You will not be sorry you purchased and will know more than 99% of the people you talk to about HSA accounts and their relevance to our health care system.
New HSA Owner
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
This is a must read for anybody contemplating an HSA! I found the author made this complicated and sometimes confusing insurance product easy to understand.
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