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HSA Advantages for Employers
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Because an HSA must be coupled with a QHDHP, the health insurance premiums can be substantially lower. Employers often find that these premium savings are large enough to cover the HSA contributions they make on behalf of their employees, without increasing their current outlay for health care benefits. Since HSA contributions are tax-deductible, you may realize significant savings.
While the QHDHP required to offer an HSA will save you money, using an HSA administrator will save you time. The HSA administrator manages all aspects of the plan including enrollment, distribution of funds, and providing monthly statements to your employees. In addition, if you use the HSA administrator recommended by Assurant Health in combination with an Assurant QHDHP, no administrative fee will be charged. While no claim adjudication is required for HSA distributions, the administrator will take care of all the banking arrangements needed for investments and distributions. The administrator also sends employees monthly statements with information about their contributions and disbursements, as well as debit card transactions with purchase amount and place of purchase. |
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For savings AND peace of mind, combine a qualified high deductible health plan with an HSA or HRA to balance benefit, cost, and protection. |
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