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Four plain answers for the moments the shoebox fails: tax time, open enrollment and the end of the plan year.
Plain answers for tax time, open enrollment and the plan year end
Pay now, reimburse yourself later: why a receipt from 2023 is still worth keeping
An HSA lets you pay out of pocket today and ask for the money back years from now, but only the household that still has the receipt gets to.
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The FSA plan year ends on a date you have to look up
Your FSA has up to three dates that matter, none of them is printed on the card, and every one of them belongs to your plan rather than to the calendar.
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What a reimbursement request actually needs
Six facts, all of which are already printed on the receipt you were about to throw away.
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Ten seconds in the parking lot: the receipt habit that survives a job change
The receipt is at its most findable in the ten seconds after you pay, and that window is where the whole system either works or does not.
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Free keeps one person's plan year, up to 30 receipts, with reminders for the dates you enter.
Plus is $4 a month or $36 a year for the household.