You could switch to the EPO plan and use your HSA to pay for the baby.

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Sep 17, 2024
10:21:13am

Cougar McGregor All-American

You could switch to the EPO plan and use your HSA to pay for the baby.

Then move back to the HDHP next year. Like you said, I think that's the better way to go personally.

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Originally posted on Sep 17, 2024 at 10:21:13am

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Cougar McGregor

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Open Enrollment Question

Zombre

Sep 17, 10:15am

HSA every time, definitely worth the $2k in the long run and more

RGGeemer

Sep 17, 10:16am

Assume 5% return, that 7k you put into an HSA next year will be worth 30k in 30

RGGeemer

Sep 17, 10:18am

You could switch to the EPO plan and use your HSA to pay for the baby.

Cougar McGregor

Sep 17, 10:21am

It really depends on the details of coverage and the premium cost.

Sep 17, 10:22am

It all depends on what the difference in monthly premiums is and what items

RocketCoug

Sep 17, 10:26am

I think the Utah grads on the board can answer that better than BYU grads.

Longseason

Sep 17, 10:49am

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