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How much can I contribute towards my HSA for 2012?
Assuming that you have a qualified high deductible health plan, you can contribute up $3100 as an individual or $6250 for family coverage. And, if you are 55 or older, you can contribute another $1000 on top of the standard contribution limits as a “catch-up contribution”. More information about health savings accounts is available here.
Why Is Health Insurance So Expensive?
The answer to this question is complex, but in general terms the high and rising costs of health care are the result of eight key drivers: 1. Medical technology is amazing…but it’s expensive As new health care technologies prove to be more effective, expect utilization to increase; in turn driving costs up even more. Spending [...]
How to Save Money on Health Insurance
Health insurance premiums are becoming a larger and larger portion of the typical Colorado family’s budget. For most, the rate of increase is not sustainable — but what do you do? It would be unwise to go without health insurance coverage, but something has got to change.
Here are five steps that you can take to save money on your health insurance premiums (and/or reduce other health related expenses):
The Pros and Cons of Group Health Insurance
The health insurance marketplace is certainly challenging, but count your lucky stars that at least you have choices. To that end, this article is going to explore the pros and cons of group health insurance, with an emphasis on health plans in Colorado. This article helps to answer the question “which is better, individual or group health insurance?”.
How much can I contribute towards my HSA for 2011?
Assuming that you have a qualified high deductible health plan, you can contribute up $3050 as an individual or $6150 for family coverage. And, if you are 55 or older, you can contribute another $1000 on top of the standard contribution limits as a “catch-up contribution”. More information about health savings accounts is available here.
Small Business Health Care Tax Credit Calculator
Ever since the health care reform bill passed, we have been fielding tons of questions from our clients about how this bill was going to affect them. Three of the most frequent questions that we get from our small business / group health insurance clients are: 1. Does my small business qualify for the “Small [...]