What are HSA's?

Our qualified agent will answer your Medicare questions.

What Health Reform means to Montana employers and employees…and recommendations as to how you might take advantage of the changes.

Doctor's Office

Local Physician Stan Seagraves M.D., provides insight into some critical situations that you may face.

Health Insurance

Information on Health Savings Accounts (HSA's) as well as Key recommendations for Business Owners and Human Resource Managers.

Health Savings Accounts Information

For more information on HSA's, visit this HSA FACT SHEET.

HSA Common Questions

What are Health Savings Accounts (HSA's)?

An HSA is a special bank savings account owned by the insured person where contributions can be made that are tax deductible. These contributions are used to pay for current and future medical expenses. You are not taxed on deposits made into these accounts nor the interest they earn as long as withdrawals are for qualified medical expenses. An individual can deposit up to $3050 per year or if you have family members on the insurance policy, you can contribute up to $6,150 per year.

What are Health Savings Accounts (HSA's)?

How do I set up an HSA?

What are qualified medical expenses?

"Can I pay my health insurance premiums from my HSA?"

Can I withdraw money from my HSA for non-medical purposes?

How do employer sponsored HSA medical plans affect employees that are 65 and older?

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Is there a time limit?