Items like bandages, face masks, first aid kits, and walking aids are also FSA-eligible. So are blood pressure monitors, ...

Contributing to an FSA at work can reduce your medical expenses, but one rule surrounding the account creates a big risk.

A friendly reminder for those who need it: You have less than two months before your FSA money expires. If you’ve been ...

Save in whatever account you can. Both options are a great way to set aside tax-advantaged funds to cover qualified medical expenses.

Martha C. White is a contributor to Buy Side from WSJ and a finance expert, specializing in banking, loans and credit cards. Paying for healthcare is expensive, even with insurance. In fact, the ...

Using tax-advantaged accounts like a health savings account and a flexible spending account can help you save money on healthcare costs. While both accounts let you use pre-tax dollars to cover ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NewsNation) — Who doesn’t want to save ...

Flexible spending accounts (FSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) let you save pretax money to spend later on medical and healthcare expenses that aren’t covered by your insurance plan. Both offer ...

Using tax-advantaged accounts like a health savings account and a flexible spending account can help you save money on healthcare costs. While both accounts let you use pre-tax dollars to cover ...

(NewsNation) — Who doesn’t want to save money? Especially when you’re paying for something you don’t want to — like medical or dental expenses. That’s where flexible spending accounts and health ...