As mentioned, the IRS has announced higher contribution limits for next year (2026): $3,400, up from $3,300 in 2025. But if ...

Your flexible spending account (FSA) may expire by the end of the year. In this edition of the Two-Minute Money Plan, Greg ...

Flexible spending accounts are getting a meaningful reset for 2026, with higher contribution ceilings and new rules that ...

You can receive Instacart benefits with a slew of Chase co-branded credit cards, including The World of Hyatt Credit Card, ...

About half of flexible spending account users forfeit funds annually. Don’t be one of them. Here’s how to use your benefits ...

Fortunately, you still have a few weeks left to use up the remaining funds in your FSA. You can spend it on doctor visits, ...

Thriveworks reports FSAs can cover therapy costs if deemed medically necessary, helping users save 15% to 25% on expenses ...

You can use FSA funds on more than just medical procedures and copays. Here's how to save on medication, period products, glasses, and more.

If you're scrambling to wrap up your holiday shopping, you may also be racing against another end-of-year deadline: using the money in your Flexible Spending Account before it disappears.

Thousands of working Americans are now finding themselves in a familiar situation characterized by unfamiliar spending habits — looking for ways to spend all the money they can before the clock — and ...

A female boxer is trending on social media for her controversial weigh-in outfit. Ebanie Bridges, a 39-year-old boxer, has ...

FSAs allow pre-tax savings for healthcare and dependent care, reducing taxable income. Healthcare FSAs cover costs like co-pays and prescriptions; dependent FSAs cover childcare. FSAs are ...