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  1. Who Is Considered A Dependent For My Medical FSA?

    You are permitted to use your medical FSA plan to pay for eligible healthcare expenses for you and your eligible dependents. In general an eligible dependent is: Your Spouse Your dependent that you can claim on your tax return Your adult child(r...
  2. Retirement Plan Tax Reporting

    Funds within your retirement plan are pre-tax (excluding Roth contributions ) and gains are not reported to the IRS until the funds are removed from the plan. All withdrawals from your retirement plan (excluding loans*) will be reported to the IRS ...
  3.  Adding or Changing Beneficiary Information

    Show Me How to Update My Beneficiaries Keeping up-to-date beneficiary information on all of your accounts is easy to do and only takes a few minutes online. Most importantly, you can feel confident that your loved ones will receive the as...
  4. Online Claim Repayment

    Repaying ineligible expenses through your online account is the quickest and easiest way to reimburse your plan account.  1.  Once you are logged into your online account you will see that you have a repayment pending in the Tasks section on your...
  5. Update Your Personal Information - FSA/HRA/HSA

    Updating your personal information can be done quickly through your online account. Log In Here . 1.   Once you are logged into your online account hover over the Accounts menu at the top of your page. Select Profile Summary from the the menu opt...
  6. Expense Tracker

    You may view and manage your expense activity all in one place by using the Expense Tracker.   The Expense Tracker will serve as a "virtual shoebox" to store expense information. You can store, track, import, and export expenses and receipts for ...
  7. Can I Transfer Money From My Health Care FSA to My Dependent Care FSA?

    No, you can use funds only for the purpose for which the election was initially made. IRS regulations do not allow funds to be transferred or commingled between accounts. So, the money in your Health Care FSA may only be used for health care expense...
  8. What is the Run Out Period?

    A run-out period is a timeframe in the new plan year during which you can file claims for expenses incurred in the previous plan year. This timeframe is established by your employer—not the IRS. While timeframes vary from employer to employer, a 9...
  9. How to Read Your Retirement Account Statement

    We have designed your retirement account statement with several goals in mind: Make it easy for you to find key information about your retirement account Help you estimate the amount of future income your account could produce at retirement Prov...
  10.  Register COBRA account online

    Once you receive your COBRA package, you can register and enroll online. Check out our guide below to see how easy it is to set up your online account!   ...