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- Ask Medicaid Florida
- Dec 20, 2025
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What is a Flex Spending Account?
An FSA is an employer-sponsored, pre-tax benefit account used to pay for qualified out-of-pocket expenses.
Key facts:
Funded through payroll deductions before taxes.
Lowers taxable income.
Can be used for medical, dental, vision, and dependent care expenses.
Annual contribution limits are set by the IRS.
Most FSAs are “use it or lose it”—unused funds typically expire at year-end (some plans allow a small rollover or grace period).
The full annual amount is available at the start of the plan year (for healthcare FSAs).
Common types:
Healthcare FSA – copays, prescriptions, medical supplies.
Dependent Care FSA – childcare or elder care so you can work.
Outside of benefits, FSA can also mean other things (e.g., Financial Services Authority, Federal Student Aid), but in personal finance and employment contexts, it almost always refers to Flexible Spending Account.
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Disclaimers
The IRS determines which health care services and products are eligible for purchase using an FSA or HSA. Product eligibility status is subject to change. Relying on "FSA or HSA eligible" badging on Amazon.com is not a substitute for checking IRS guidance, available on IRS.gov, or confirming with your benefit plan administrator or plan documentation. Please verify eligibility before purchase of items designated as FSA or HSA eligible.
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