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How to use this presentation: Copy and paste the slides into your overall open enrollment presentation. If a slide has a video on it, simple click the video and the video will pop up in your browser. To increase your enrollment rate, we recommend that you put these slides after you discuss medical, vision and dental. Some employees may have sticker shock and these benefit programs will help elevate the stress.

FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT

What is a FSA? A flexible spending account (FSA) is like a spending account for healthcare. The account is tax- advantaged, meaning you can save up to 40% on thousands of everyday expenses. You decide how much money you want to set aside at the beginning of the year and that money is yours to use starting day one.

How much you can contribute: $2,700 This is the maximum set by the IRS. Please check with your Human Resources department for verification of your employer’s maximum contribution amount. Since it does not coordinate with insurance coverage, you do not have to participate in your employer’s medical plan to be eligible Any legal dependent can use your FSA funds, regardless of their insurance coverage status   Disclaimer:  If you or your spouse currently contributes to a health savings account (HSA), you should check with your HR representative before enrolling in the FSA.

Eligible Expenses Include:  

Deductibles . Copays . Prescriptions  

Teeth Cleaning  

LASIK . Glasses . Contact Lenses  

Band-aids . Sunscreen . And much more.  

Use It or Lose It Because of the special tax treatment applied to FSAs, the IRS has rules in place governing the use of FSA funds. One rule states that any unused FSA funds remaining in your account at the end of the eligible claims period must be forfeited to your employer, and will not roll over to the next plan year. This is sometimes referred to as the “Use it or Lose it” rule. To avoid forfeiting any unused at the end of your plan year, please keep in mind: Eligible FSA claims must be incurred within the eligible claims period that is specified in your employer’s plan. (Check with your HR department for more information about plan year dates.) To be reimbursed for an eligible expense, the date of the service rendered or the date on which an expense was incurred must fall within the eligible claims period. Billing dates or statement dates are irrelevant. Plan ahead! Planning ahead will help you come up with a reasonable estimate of what your expenses might be and help avoid losing any unused funds.  

$500 Roll-Over Provision For those employer groups that elect the roll-over option, participants in the FSA will be allowed to roll over up to $500 in unused healthcare FSA funds, for use in the following plan year. Check with your HR department to see if you qualify. Applies only to healthcare FSA unused funds An employer can select the roll-over option, however they are not allowed to also offer the 2.5 month extension Employers do not have to adopt this rule, so please check with your HR department for verification This provision does not affect the ability to elect the maximum amount the following year. Even if funds are rolled over from a previous plan year, a participant can still elect up to the maximum FSA contribution amount allowed under their plan. For instance, if a participant rolls over $500 from the 2018 plan year, and his/her employer allows them to make a $2,700 FSA contribution for the 2019 plan year, the participant can still elect the full $2,700 and roll over $500 from the prior year. The roll over only applies to health FSA unused funds. Employers do not have to adopt this rule, so please check with your HR department for verification.  

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