The grace period in a flexible savings account is an extended coverage period at the end of the plan year, while a run-out ...

While health flexible spending accounts let you set aside pre-tax money to cover qualifying expenses, about two-thirds of employers require you to spend the money before the end of the FSA plan year — ...

SALT LAKE CITY — If you contribute to a health care flexible spending account, you could be at risk of losing hundreds or even thousands of dollars if you don't act soon. Most FSA plans operate under ...

Discover which dental expenses your FSA can cover, from cleanings to crowns. Ensure compliance with IRS rules and make the ...

Health savings accounts (HSAs) and flexible spending accounts (FSAs) both offer valuable tax-savings opportunities when you use them to pay for eligible health care expenses, but there are important ...

You’ve probably used your health flexible spending account (FSA) to pay for qualified medical expenses like prescription contact lenses, copays, and dental cleanings. But if you have FSA dollars ...

If you contributed to an FSA, you usually must spend the money by the end of the plan year. You typically have until Dec. 31 to spend your unused FSA funds. You should act quickly to make good use of ...

If you have money left in your health care flexible spending account, it's time to use it or potentially lose it before the end of the year. Nearly $3 billion in FSA funds are forfeited each year ...

If you have money sitting in your FSA, the clock is ticking. Most plans have a “use it or lose it” policy, meaning unused funds disappear at year-end. Therapy is an eligible expense, and even if ...