• If you leave your job, your participation in the FSA will also end. You can only be reimbursed for eligible expenses […]

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  • Generally, you can only change your contribution amount during your employer’s open enrollment period. However, you may be able to make […]

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  • Don’t worry, you won’t necessarily lose it! You may be able to roll over up to $660 of unused funds to […]

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  • If you have a benefits debit card, you can simply swipe it at the time of purchase. If you don’t have […]

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  • Your full annual contribution is available to you on the very first day of your plan year. This means you can […]

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  • You can use your FSA for a wide range of eligible medical expenses, including: Health plan co-pays, deductibles, and co-insurance Eyeglasses […]

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  • The IRS sets the maximum amount you can contribute each year. For 2025, the maximum contribution is $3,300. Your employer may […]

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  • When you contribute to an FSA, the money is taken out of your paycheck before taxes. This lowers your taxable income, […]

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  • An FSA is a special account you can use to save money on eligible medical expenses. It’s an employer-sponsored benefit that […]

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