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Do You Realize the Power of HSAs? Probably Not!

Health savings accounts (HSAs) have grown in popularity since the COVID-19 pandemic caused millions of Americans to worry about getting sick. A recent industry report from Devenir reveals that the number of new HSA accounts increased by 8% last year, and this trend is only expected to continue. By the end of 2024, there will likely be more than 38 million HSAs, with assets topping $150 billion. It’s easy to understand why HSAs have increased in demand throughout the pandemic, since they are a great solution to help cover unexpected medical costs — like an unplanned hospital stay. 

But than most people realize. For example, Voya research reveals that only 2% of individuals are aware of the key attributes of HSAs.(1) With employers increasingly offering high-deductible health plans with an HSA option to their employees, chances are you already have an HSA or perhaps are considering opening one. Whether you are a pro when it comes to HSAs or just using one for the first time, we

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