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turbinetree

(26,982 posts)
Thu Dec 18, 2025, 08:08 AM Dec 18

I understand that the traitor got in front of the camera again and said it was not his fault..............

yes it is your fault.......you signed your BS executive orders .............no one lese..........I repeat it is your fault right along with 220 maga congressional critters 55 maga senators and 6 fucking maga US Supreme criminals...........and by the way HSA's accounts suck the big one.................its money being given to insurance companies asshole.......reminds me of what happened leading up to 1929..................r

https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/mistakes-to-avoid-when-using-hsa-for-retirement/

https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-highlights-the-hidden-costs-of-health-savings-accounts/

When a consumer ends up with a health savings account with high fees and inferior terms, it directly reduces the funds they can allocate to their health care needs. High deductible health plans have higher deductibles than other health plans, so many individuals with these plans, such as people with chronic illnesses, experience higher upfront out-of-pocket health care costs.

High costs and fees can quickly erode a consumer’s ability to pay medical bills. In the case of health savings accounts such fees and costs can also erode tax savings. Specifically, the CFPB’s report found:

Costly, complex, and captive junk fee structures: Many providers that offer health savings accounts charge various fees, including monthly maintenance fees and paper statement fees. Expensive exit fees, like outbound transfer fees and account closure fees, can hold consumers, who may not have selected their accounts, captive to their current providers. The fees are costly and typically unavoidable.
Low interest yields: Despite the recent increase in interest rates across the United States most providers offer consistently low interest rates. Typically, these rates are less than 1%, and, sometimes, even 0%. As a result, consumers could incur significantly more in fees than they earn in interest.


Why do you think that bunch has been attacking Elizabeth Warrens CFPB.............

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