As the year draws to a close, many employees with a flexible spending account (FSA) for medical expenses will rush to the doctor or dentist to use up any remaining funds. For the uninitiated, FSAs ...

— -- In years past, depleting money in your health care flexible spending account before the end of the year was fairly straightforward. You made a midnight dash to the nearest 24-hour drugstore ...

What happens to the $1,000 I already put in my flexible-spending account for this year? I got laid off with one day's notice and had no medical bills for which to be reimbursed. Does my company have ...

Nationwide building society has launched its first current account in 25 years in an attempt to lure more people away from high street banks. But is it any good and should you bother switching to it?

Many people in the USA have a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), which is a type of savings account that comes with tax advantages. There are different types of FSAs, but the key thing to understand ...

Julia Kagan is a financial/consumer journalist and former senior editor, personal finance, of Investopedia. Flex dollars are electronic currency issued by schools or employers for specific expenses.

editorial@post-journal.com. Question: I have a Flex-Spending Account how long do I have to use the money that I have in it? Answer: In the past I have talked about Flex-Spending Accounts (FSA) and HSA ...

Flex accounts will still be useful for those looking to save on taxes. Medical costs are constantly on the rise, and it's always smart to look for ways to save on healthcare expenses. One employee ...

This paper examines the contribution made by advertising to the success, following deregulation in the financial services market, not only of a new type of current account, but one launched by a ...

Is it better to pay for child-care expenses using a flexible spending account or to claim the dependent-care credit on my tax return? Make the Most of Your Flex Account in 2012 Many people will have ...

Nationwide Building Society has provided clarity on the rules for customers who wish to earn up to £135 through its FlexDirect current account. This account offers 5% interest for the first 12 months ...