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Coordinating Insurance with an HSA

Health coverage is like peanut butter. You want to make sure it’s spread out as much as possible, otherwise, you might just take a bite of plain bread or, pay out of pocket for a health claim that...

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September 2023 Advisor Newsletter

Steve McEwan reflects on balancing automation in business operations, and myHSA announces its SOC 2 Type 2 certification and upgraded live chat feature.

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Balancing Automation in Business Operations

As an entrepreneur, I occasionally like to take a detour from discussing the benefits of our services and instead share my personal experiences and lessons learned along the way. Due to some changes...

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Understanding the Difference Between Utilization and Engagement

The Utilization Report and Bank Rec Report in myHSA serve distinct purposes — here's how to read each one to better understand your clients' benefit plan performance.

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Switching from myHSA to myFlexplan

Switching a client from myHSA to myFlexplan is easier than it sounds — and there's no difference in admin fees. Here's how to make the transition smoothly.

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myFlexplan Allocation: A Complete Guide

A complete guide to the myFlexplan Allocation process — what it means, how employees choose where their funds go, and the options available including RRSP and TFSA.

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Why NOT to Run an HSA In-House

There are MANY reasons why the responsibility of running a Health Spending Account, Wellness Spending Account and/or Flexible Spending Account should be left in the hands of the experts (us!). Keep...

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August 2023 Advisor Newsletter

A renewal-ready content refresh covering HSAs for sole employees, METC vs HSA, the 10% rule, defining dependents, and more essential advisor resources.

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July 2023 Advisor Newsletter

Introducing myASO — the plan option many advisors haven't heard of — plus an upcoming interactive webinar series on HSA basics and positioning.

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Access to Insurance Information

We recently conducted a third-party survey with some of our advisors where we asked what they liked and disliked about myHSA. Many advisors shared that they appreciate the self-serve access to...

Tim Kane
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June 2023 Advisor Newsletter

We recently conducted a third-party survey with some of our advisors where we asked what they liked and disliked about myHSA. Many advisors shared that they appreciate the self-serve access to...

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Human Centered Customer Service

myHSA's secret weapon is its live chat staffed by real humans — and it's the single biggest differentiator in a benefits industry dominated by wait times and automation.

Steve McEwan
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May 2023 Advisor Newsletter

myHSA's human-centered live chat is its best investment — here's why real-time human customer service sets myHSA apart in a call-centre-heavy industry.

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Defining Dependents

Clearing up who qualifies as a dependent under a Canadian HSA: spouses by marriage or common-law, and relatives by blood or adoption who are financially reliant and living with the employee.

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Inflation and Health Spending Accounts

Inflation raises the cost of health expenses, but HSA allowances stay fixed unless you adjust them — here's why advisors should be raising this in every renewal conversation.

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