Today I learned that if you are on Medicare you cannot contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA). In the US once you turn 65 you are automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A. So if you are 65 and over and still working, that is one possible work benefit that you cannot use.
#USHealtcare
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