By Don Hill on May 22, 2010
Health Savings accounts are only for the wealthy/well to do people. The poorer and lower middle class people have no extra money to put into any account, especially a HSA. Most all these type programs are not for the average American. The rich are always looking for special ways to save the extra tax dollar, while the poor/middle class sre always just trying to keep their head above water, in the financial end of things.
By E. Lowenstein on May 27, 2010
I like my HSA - it does take a lot of planning, but it means lower premiums and co-pays throughout the year.
By Richard Moore on October 29, 2010
Don Hill doesn’t know what he is talking about. I have money taken out of my paychecks for my HSA and don’t make a high salary. Don’t understand why Mr. Hill attacks people for making money and being successful.
By buffy sweeton on October 31, 2010
Hey stupid- your HSA is Pre-tax wages. You get reimbursed for medical expenses wtih Pre-tax wages. That means you net pay 15-30% less. You can put $100 in an HSA and save money on medical expenses and ANY money saved is good. Why do you think rich people are rich? They are disciplined enough to plan, budget and make good financial decisions. Why do you think poor people are poor? They need two cars and an x-box and everything rich people have except of course- savings!
