” A Lifestyle Spending Account, or LSA, is a great way for employers to support their employees. These accounts can help you improve your overall well being with better health, an easier life, and less stress. Watch this video to learn more about lifestyle spending accounts! Captain Contributor – Benefits Super Hero
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” Flexible Spending Accounts are employer-sponsored accounts that enable you to set aside money from each paycheck, before taxes, to help pay for IRS-approved, out-of-pocket medical expenses for yourself and your dependents. Learn more! Captain Contributor – Benefits Super Hero Read FSA Comic Volume 2 Read FSA Comic Volume 1 Read FSA
” A Health Savings Account is a tax-advantaged benefit account for people enrolled in a high-deductible health plan. You can make pre-tax contributions each payday in order to pay for IRS-approved eligible expenses for yourself and your dependents. Learn more! Captain Contributor – Benefits Super Hero Read HSA Comic Vol 2 Read
” Transit accounts (aka Commuter plans) are an employer-sponsored fringe benefit where employees can use set-aside money to help cover the cost of commuter expenses. If you travel to and from work, you could be saving on those travel-related expenses with a Transit plan. Learn more! Captain Contributor – Benefits Super Hero Read
” Benefits debit cards can link to any employer benefit account and give you access to your funds in FSAs, HSAs, HRAs, Dependent Care Assistance Plans and Transit Accounts. Captain Contributor – Benefits Super Hero Read Comic Book Read Fact Sheet Captain Contributor Explains Benefits Debit Cards Captain Contributor Explains Lifestyle Spending
” No matter where you go – doctors’ offices, grocery stores, retail shops, and more – you can use a debit or credit card to pay for goods and services. But did you know you can also use a debit card that’s linked to your healthcare benefits accounts? Watch this
