Since I brought it up, it's only fair Inadd this info about HSA insurance, such as that offered by Jim Palmer / Wil -Trans.
http://www.fmblodget.com/healthsavingsaccts.htm
The money you pay each pay-period accumulates in an account that you own. You can spend that money for medical expenses. If you don't spend it it accumulates until you spend it. It rolls over from year to year & doesn't disappear.
I may be mistaken, but once you have accumulated your deductible or out of pocket amount I believe they stop deducting from your paycheck. Either way, unlike conventional health insurance, if you don't use your contributions they still belong to you. It's a savings account. Your medical savings account.
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Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Phantaztix, Nov 18, 2015.
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I got my CDL through a private trucking company. The state paid half. I paid the other portion (about 2500). JP still wanted me to sign a contract because I was a student driver anyway (no experience with CDL yet).
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A HSA is money you put aside separate from the weekly premium. Which can be used to pay for your co pays, prescriptions, etc.
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Why don't employers pay for your car insurance or your homeowners insurance or cable TV? Employer provided or assisted health insurance is a leftover of govt regulations and severe labor shortages during wartime. If I was an employer I wouldn't volunteer to pay for employee health insurance unless I could enforce their lifestyle choices to keep them from costing me money. -
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