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Many benefits brokers, HR benefits managers, and retirement advisors realize the potential of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). They might see them as a way to sweeten high-deductible health plan sales, or save on health care costs while aiding employees, or provide expertise in guiding the investment side of the accounts, or help in saving for retirement.

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C.J. Marwitz

C.J. Marwitz is a writer and editor.

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