Which Account Is Right for You?
HSA vs FSA

Answer 5 quick questions. Get a personalized recommendation and see how much you could save in taxes this year.

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What is your employment status?
FSAs require employer sponsorship. HSAs are available to self-employed individuals with an HDHP.
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What type of health plan do you have?
HSAs require a High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). 2026 minimums: $1,650 individual / $3,300 family deductible.
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How much do you typically spend on healthcare per year?
Include prescriptions, doctor visits, dental, vision, and any other out-of-pocket costs.
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What's your primary goal with a health account?
This helps us prioritize the right benefits for you.
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Are you covering just yourself or your family?
HSA contribution limits are significantly higher for family coverage ($8,550 vs $4,300 in 2026).

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