Discover how FSAs can reduce taxable income and offer tax-free funds for medical expenses. Learn about contributions, eligible expenses, and key benefits.

FSA dollars burning a hole in your pocket? Here are intriguing, exciting or unexpected ways to spend them before the end of ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - With 2026 just hours away, people with remaining funds in their flexible spending accounts are ...

You need to make some tax-related decisions about your employee benefits during open enrollment in the fall. Before deciding to sign up for a flexible spending account, which lets you set aside pretax ...

Between figuring out last-minute gifts to travel plans and filing work reports, about half Americans wind up letting the funds in their flexible spending accounts expire.

The flexible-spending account, or FSA, is one of two common ways of paying for healthcare expenses tax-free. With an FSA, employees can deduct a certain amount of money from their paychecks each ...

WASHINGTON — Those tax-free spending accounts that you and your co-workers use to help pay for dental work, insurance copayments or over-the-counter drugs face a hit under the health overhaul bills in ...

2026 Annual Limit: $3,400 2025 Annual Limit: $3,300 Individual maximum: Employee and spouse may each contribute up to max (employer allowed) per calendar year. This is a per person limit if you change ...

Time is running out. Don't forget to use the funds in your flexible spending account, or FSA, before the end of the calendar year. Need help? Check out this comprehensive list of eligible expenses and ...

Many service members may enroll in a tax-advantaged flexible spending account starting next year to help pay medical expenses not covered by Tricare, a Department of Defense spokesman told Stars and ...

Consumers have only a few weeks left to stock up on over-the-counter pain relievers, nighttime cough syrup and first-aid supplies while easily receiving reimbursement from their flexible spending ...

LASIK can be covered under your flexible spending account (FSA) if your doctor deems it medically necessary. Learn about eligibility and planning tips.