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Health Savings Accounts – Not Just for Customers

Financial Institutions

July 01, 2010
by Pamela Branshaw, CPA, CEBS, Robert Buss, Jr., Thomas Krieg, CPA

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Pamela Branshaw Pamela Branshaw, CPA, CEBS
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Robert Buss, Jr. Robert Buss, Jr.
Executive Director of Benefit Services

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Thomas Krieg Thomas Krieg, CPA
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Most financial institutions are in extreme cost savings mode. Combine that with the recently enacted health care reforms, which could result in health benefits becoming even more costly for employers over the next few years, and financial institutions have a great reason to revisit Health Savings Accounts! Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) provide a more cost-effective method for employers to provide health insurance while offering employees a tax-favorable way to fund future medical needs.

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