I had FSA while I was single but I never really went to the doctor and only had like $500 in the account because it expired at the end of the year. I switched to a high deductible plan when I got married and added my husband on to my insurance and got the HSA. I put $1500 a year into it because it rolls over. Neither of us go to the doctors often, just check ups really but we plan on starting a family soon so it made sense to put that money aside to rollover to cover the deductibles for when we get pregnant.
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Reply to Is there a downside to enroll in HSA vs. FSA? by newsboyron
I had FSA while I was single but I never really went to the doctor and only had like $500 in the account because it expired at the end of the year. I switched to a high deductible plan when I got married and added my husband on to my insurance and got the HSA. I put $1500 a year into it because it rolls over. Neither of us go to the doctors often, just check ups really but we plan on starting a family soon so it made sense to put that money aside to rollover to cover the deductibles for when we get pregnant.