Employers seeking to promote wellness in the workplace may have to rethink their rewards programs - or run the risk of breaking new federal rules protecting individuals' genetic information.

Banks and insurers are fighting for tax-advantaged HSAs to remain as one of the options in health-care reform.

As part of your retirement plan, opening a health savings account (HSA) can help offset medical expenses that are more likely to accumulate during your retirement years.

Here's how you can make sure not to lose money in your flexible spending or health savings account if you've experienced a layoff.

Setting up a health savings account (HSA) is a great idea if you're hoping to save money and pay less, but before you head down that road, this article can help you identify and address any concerns.

Can't wait for your tax rebate to arrive? Though the government wants you to spend it, doing so probably isn't the smartest financial decision. This WSJ article suggests some better uses for your rebate check.

It you can avoid going outside your health care network, then do so. Hefty fees and out-of-pocket costs can really add up, hurting you in the long-run. Still, sometimes it's unavoidable, so here are some tips to help you cope with those costs.

Health Savings Accounts -- and the high-deductible health insurance plans that you must have in order to save in an HSA -- were supposed to help make health insurance more affordable and help tame health-care cost inflation. The jury's still out on all that. One thing is crystal clear though, as Victoria notes below: If you're rich, ...

Heath-savings accounts (HSAs) are the newest form of medical insurance, and as a result, often provoke even more questions and bewilderment than traditional health-insurance options, which are merely stupefying. This Q&A gets at one of the big issues with HSAs, namely, how much can you sock away in 2008?

Low enrollment and low satisfaction among workers who are offered "consumer-directed" health plans and savings accounts raise the question of whether the approach will stall before it ever hits the mainstream.