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An FSA is an employer-offered account that lets you set aside pre-tax pay for eligible medical costs such as copays, deductibles and prescriptions.
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You choose how much to put in during open enrollment, and the money comes out of each paycheck before taxes.
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Paying GLP-1 costs with pre-tax FSA money can lower the real price, whether or not insurance covers the drug.
An FSA is an employer-offered account that lets you set aside pre-tax pay for eligible medical costs such as copays, deductibles and prescriptions.
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