A contract written exclusively by one party (the dominant party, usually the seller or creditor) and presented to the other (the adhering party, usually the buyer or borrower) on a take-it-or-leave-it basis is called a(n): a. enforceable contract. b. standard-form contract. c. exculpatory contract.
You'll need money to deposit into your savings account. If you don't have money to deposit, then you won't benefit from a HSA. Find an HSA plan on your own or through your employer. Your employer may have HSAs available during the open enrollment period. If you are an individual, you can apply at any time.Open an HSA once your qualifying insurance is in place.HSAs can be opened with any qualified trustee or custodian.ou'll need money to deposit into your savings account. If you don't have money to deposit, then you won't benefit from a HSA. Find an HSA plan on your own or through your employer. Your employer may have HSAs available during the open enrollment period. If you are an individual, you can apply at any time.
No, the policy does not have to be in your name. As long as you have coverage under the HDHP policy, you can be eligible for an HSA (assuming you meet the other eligibility requirements for contributing to an HSA). You can still be eligible for an HSA even if the policy is in your spouseâs name.