The higher your tax bracket, the more you save by signing up for healthcare and dependent care FSAs at work. Got leftover money stuck in your healthcare or dependent care FSA? The giant year-end ...

Is your healthcare flexible spending account balance burning a hole in your pocket? Don’t rush to spend it just yet. The accounts, known as FSAs, allow you to set aside pre-tax income to spend on ...

Your company might allow you to roll over unused 2021 funds into 2022 for use next year, regardless of whether the money is in a health-care or dependent-care FSA. There's a good chance you won't be ...

Section 214 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (CAA) provides a substantial amount of flexibility for the operation of health and dependent care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs). The CAA ...

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Though flexible spending account funds typically need to be spent by Dec. 31, many workers have an additional 12 months to use their 2021 contributions to cover qualifying medical expenses. Medical ...

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Among its many provisions, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the CAA) provides greater flexibility for employees who were enrolled in health and dependent care flexible spending arrangements ...

Please note that the FSA provisions permitted by the Act and the related IRS guidance are complex. Plan sponsors are encouraged to evaluate the impact of the permitted changes on their particular FSA ...

I’ve stashed masks everywhere to protect me from the spread of the coronavirus. I have masks in my purse and in the pockets of my coats — just in case I forget to replace the disposable ones in my ...