In an earlier thread I mentioned that I'd bought health care coverage by way of the Affordable Healthcare Act that was HSA eligible. Well, though it was sold to me as such, the insurance company sent me a new card today and announced that the insurance was not HSA eligible after all. Rather irritating!
Thought I'd tell you about it lest anyone waste their time looking for an HSA plan on the basis of my experience.
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Did they give a reason why for this reversal? If I remember correctly, you had a high enough deductible for HSA in the plan but had low deductible net after Fed subsidies for your "poverty level" income.
My guess would be either that they closed the above loophole to consider high deductible eligibility for HSA post subsidy OR your pharmacy deductible was low and not tied to medical deductible to qualify and it wasn't low because of subsidies.
The irritating thing is that the plan has been active since Jan. 1 and I've already made the HSA contribution. I'll have to call up the plan administrator tomorrow to see what can be done about that.
Anthem Silver DirectAccess w/HSA - cbey OH
The plan you had cbfb doesn't seem to be offered in OH at all under ACA according to this site. Anthem is a really screwed up company. They seem to have been selling plans under the ACA before being approved by the exchange/state or in some cases without even contracting with Doctors for their new plans so you can land up enrolled in a plan no one accepts!