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Is there a HSA provider that doesn't charge a monthly fee?

Asked in Health Insurance 7 months ago | 6 answers

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Mint's alert system is pretty neat as well. You can set alerts to let you know if a purchase has been…

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Great. Thanks!

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Steven, but does that bank offer HSAs?

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I forgot to mention that the monthly budgeting tool has a feature that you can track your spending per…

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I've been using Mint.com for almost 2 years now. There are too many pros to list, but the cons are that…

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Here are a few sites you can check out: http://www.fcc.gov/owd/understanding-harassment.html http://humanresources.about.com/od/legalissues/a/harassment_2.htm…

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If you lower your available credit, you also raise your debt to credit ratio, which is a large factor…

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Are you asking if your credit card has been 'frozen' or something else? For a credit card: If it's a…

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Are you asking if your credit card has been 'frozen' or something else? For a credit card: If it's…

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Thanks Robert!

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Do you think all Americans should have health insurance? (5=Strongly Agree 4=Agree 3=Somewhat Agree 2=Disagree 1=Strongly Disagree

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How much was the ATM fee the last time you withdrew cash from a different bank's ATM?

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What % of your current living standard do you expect to need in retirement?

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How much did you spend per year on textbooks for college?

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How many credit cards do you have?

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What percentage of your monthly pay (after taxes) goes toward student loans?

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How much do you plan to spend on your wedding?

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How much did you spend on your honeymoon?

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What is the single largest transaction you have ever charged on your credit card?

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How much did you spend on your wedding cake?

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Actually, I haven't spent anything yet...

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“For this one transaction, you’re paying your agent more than many Americans make in a year. They…

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Solid article. I think we are moving in the right direction with respect to transparency of fees inside…

posted by Walt Mozdzer, CFP®

"American Funds are sold via financial advisers who collect a fee (known as the "load") when they sell…

posted by Heather Zaczek

Logic does not follow that paying advisors makes American Funds bad. Advisors have hundreds of load…

posted by SDuvall

Ari You are so correct.... participants do need to know what the plan covers and the expenses involved.…

posted by Morris Armstrong

I totally agree that the choice of a financial planner should take into account many factors -- such…

posted by Eleanor Blayney

Peter: a point of clarification. I am not arguing that younger financial planners give better advice…

posted by Eleanor Blayney

The problem with teaching personal finance, say in high school, is that most teachers at that level are…

posted by Hank

I've been using Mint.com for almost 2 years now. There are too many pros to list, but the cons are that…

posted by Heather Zaczek

I think this is a really important topic. It is impressive how much time we spend teaching/helping people…

posted by Dominic Preuss

Matthew, I'm not sure a professional would give a recommendation on a board. But, I am curious about…

posted by Robert Schmansky, CFP®

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