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Forbes· 2025-12-11 16:55
Trump-Backed HSA Plan Would Give Some Americans $1,500 Each—But Here Are The Drawbackshttps://t.co/lEf5aveXjc https://t.co/wBLwjEychq ...
Retirement money tips for investors: Withdrawals, HSAs, and why it's important to focus
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-13 23:08
Here's a staggering number. About 4.2% million people in the US will turn 65 this year. That's millions of people leaving the workforce and facing the task of living off their savings in retirement amid an escalating cost of living.Now, you might be thinking of your own personal finances and wondering, am I putting away enough money so I can maintain my standard of living when I retire. And how do I do that. Well, you've come to the right place.Gene Chhatsky. She's a personal finance expert, author and foun ...
How to navigate open enrollment as health insurance premiums increase
CNBC Television· 2025-11-03 21:03
Healthcare Cost Management - ACA plans' premiums are expected to increase by 26% next year, and could potentially double if enhanced tax subsidies are not extended [1] - Individuals should update their marketplace account with their estimated income for 2026 [2] - Shopping around for health insurance based on sticker price and affordability is crucial [2] - Consider enrolling in a bronze plan, which typically has the lowest monthly premium [3] Tax Benefits and Savings - Preventative care is free in bronze plans, and some doctor's visits may be covered before the deductible [3] - Starting next year, all bronze plans will work with health savings accounts (HSAs) [4] - HSA contributions are tax-deductible, lowering taxable income [4] - HSA funds can be invested and grow tax-free if not needed immediately [5] Enrollment and Deadlines - The enrollment deadline for a plan starting on January 1st is December 15th [5] - It is important to get insured to avoid potentially devastating financial consequences [5]
How maximizing retirement contributions can help you save more money and get tax benefits
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-02 19:00
Retirement Account Contributions - For 2025, contribution limits are $23,500 for employees under 50, $31,000 for those 50 and older, and $34,750 for those 60 to 63 [2] - Many individuals save approximately 9% of their income towards retirement, including both employee and company contributions [3] - Increasing retirement savings contributions can lower taxable income for 2025 [3] Affordable Care Act (ACA) & Health Savings Account (HSA) - Enhanced advanced premium tax credits may disappear, potentially increasing premiums for those above 150% of the federal poverty line [6] - When choosing an ACA plan, prioritize the network of doctors over the premium cost [7] - HSA limits are $4,300 for individuals and $8,550 for families [8] - HSAs are designed for long-term healthcare savings, similar to an IRA, and should be invested for growth, such as in an S&P 500 index fund [8][9]
What the end of the de minimis exemption means for shoppers, retirement health costs savings tips
Yahoo Finance· 2025-08-29 19:44
Welcome to Mind Your Money. I'm Ally Canel and this is Yahoo Finance's flagship personal finance show. Think of this as your financial toolbox. For the next 30 minutes, we'll give you the latest money news, cut through the jargon, and tap into expert advice, all designed to help you take control and build a stronger, healthier financial future. On today's show, the end of the dimminimous exemption. Tariff exemptions for packages shipped to the US worth under $800 are over. We'll break down what it means for ...