No. Funds in a Health Savings Account are held in a trust and are administered by a bank,
insurance company, or other approved Trustee. You decide how your contributions are
invested in a Health Savings Account. Usually you will have the options listed below available.
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Dallas, TX Area Health Savings Account Information
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only provided for informational purposes. Any decisions regarding your insurance needs should be
discussed with a licensed insurance agent.
The Health Savings Account replaced Medical Savings
Accounts on January 1, 2004. All Americans under the age of
65, regardless of their employment status, now qualify for a
Health Savings Account Insurance.
To be eligible for a Health Savings Account, you must purchase
a health insurance plan with annual deductibles of at least
$1,100 for a single person or $2,200 for a family. Also, the sum
of the annual deductible and the other annual out-of-pocket
expenses required to be paid under the plan (other than
premiums) can not exceed $5,500 for individuals and $11,000
for families. These are 2007 guidelines.
You, or your employer, can fund a Health Savings Account
with an amount equal to the deductible and the money can be
used to pay health care expenses. If the money is not needed,
the money can be invested. All money going in a Health
Savings Account is pre-tax dollars and withdrawals for health
care, including dental services, are tax-free. Withdrawals can
also be made for non-medical purposes, but will be taxed as
normal income and are subject to a 10% penalty if done prior to
age 65.
You can contribute up to the annual deductible amount on your health
insurance plan each year, but the amount can't exceed $2,850 for an
individual or $5,650 for a family. These maximum amounts are for
2007 and will be adjusted each year.
If you are between the ages of 55 and 65, you can make an additional
annual "catch up" contribution, too.
A Texas Health Savings Account can be used to pay for many types of medical expenses,
even some that are often excluded on health insurance plans. These include the following:
Health insurance plan deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance
Prescription and over-the-counter drugs
Dental Services: including braces, bridges, and crowns
Vision Care: including glasses and lasik eye surgery
Psychiatric and certain psychological treatments
Long term care services
Medically related transportation and lodging
Under most circumstances, Health Savings Accounts can't be used to pay health
insurance premiums. However, some exceptions are listed below. **

Health insurance premiums if you are receiving federal or state unemployment
benefits
Premiums for COBRA qualified health insurance
Long term care insurance premiums
Premiums for a health plan (other than a Medicare supplemental policy) for an
individual age 65 or older
**You must establish a Health Savings Account before incurring any medical expenses
or the expenses will not qualify.
You will be sent at the end of each year a statement showing the amount you contributed
to your Health Savings Account during that year. As long as the amount contributed is less
than or equal to the maximum allowable contribution, that amount is an "above the line"
deduction and can be taken even if you do not itemize.

If you are self-employed, in addition to deducting your Health Savings Account
contributions, you may also be able to deduct 100% of your health insurance premiums.
You must meet the criteria listed below.
1. You are not eligible to participate in a subsidized health plan offered by an employer or
your spouse's employer.
2. The deduction does exceed the amount of net income from your business.
Most Health Savings Accounts will provide you with a checkbook or debit card to pay
for qualified medical expenses.
1. You don't need to get approval from the Health Savings Account administrator
when you use funds in your account.
2. You don't need to submit receipts to the Health Savings Account administrator,
though you will need to maintain the receipts for filling out your income taxes properly.
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Local Dallas, Texas area insurance agents offering health savings accounts in the following cities and
counties: Ft. Worth, Arlington, Irving, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Kennedale, Everman, Forest Hill,
Burleson, Crowley, Benbrook, River Oaks, White Settlement, Saginaw, Lake Worth, Lakeside,
Rendon, Bisbee, Pantego, Westover Hills, Azle, Edgecliff, Westworth, Pelican Bay, Haslet, Blue
Mound, Haltom City, Richland Hills, Hurst, Watauga, Keller, Southlake, Westlake, Beford, Grapevine,
Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Euless, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, De Soto, Lancaster, Cockrell Hill,
Wilmer, Glenn Heights, Hutchins, Highland Park, University Park, Balch Springs, Mesquite,
Seagoville, Rowlett, Sachse, Wylie, Richardson, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Carrollton, Flower Mound,
Lewisville, Addison, Corinth, Argyle, Plano, Allen, Denton, McKinney, The Colony, Frisco, Tarrant
County, Dallas County, Denton County, Wise County, Collin County, Johnson County, and Ellis
County, TX.
Insurance Agents in the Dallas, Texas Area
Dallas - Ft. Worth - Arlington - Irving - Grand Prairie - Garland - Mesquite - Plano - Richardson - Carrolton & more
CITY INSURANCE AGENTS
Personal Insurance
Health Savings Account
Truong Insurance
2341 South Collins Street
Arlington, TX (817) 226-3510
Dallas, TX Area Insurance Agents
Jacob Jones Agency
1600 Airport Freeway, Suite 304
Bedford, TX (817) 391-0221