Articles Under the Tag: DCA

“Use or Lose!” – Deciphering the difference between carryover provisions, grace periods, and runoff periods

The IRS announced annual inflation adjustments for FSAs and HSAs. These increases are effective for plan years beginning January 1, 2025, and later.

Discover the benefits of a Dependent Care Account (DCA) for managing work-life balance and reducing dependent care expenses.

Offering reimbursement options is an effective way to improve employee experiences and employer satisfaction.

When it comes to your benefits, it's important to review your coverage and compare plans before leaving your job.

There are specific rules for annual contribution limits and the use of Healthcare FSAs or Dependent Care Accounts funds (DCAs).

The IRS has just announced 2023 reimbursement account limits and Social Security wage caps.

Did you know you can use your DCA for day camps and in-home care? Here are a few eligible options you may not have considered.

Filing a DCA claim doesn't have to be a stressful or confusing process! Review these FAQs so you can feel prepared when filing your next claim.

When you leave a job, you may have questions about what happens with your Dependent Care Account (DCA).

When your employment ends, whether it was voluntary or not, access to your HCFSA also ends unless you’re eligible to continue coverage through COBRA.

Often, simple oversights or misunderstandings can result in claim denials for your Flexible Spending Account.