Katelyn and Dan explore the complexities of working abroad and international marriages, focusing on the advantages and challenges related to benefits, taxes, and estate planning. They then shift to a discussion on Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), providing an overview of these accounts, outlining their tax advantages, and covering key estate planning considerations.
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The Fed15 Podcast: Navigating Working Abroad, International Marriages, and HSAs for Federal Employees
Dan explores the benefits, taxes, and key considerations related to working abroad and international marriages. He highlights the advantages, such as exposure to new cultures and lifestyles, while also addressing the challenges, including navigating benefits, taxes, and estate planning. He delves into the purpose of totalization agreements, discusses the implications of income taxes, and offers insight into the complexities of estate planning in a cross-border context.
Katelyn compares Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), explaining key differences. She then breaks down the tax benefits of HSA contributions and stresses the importance of enrolling in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to fund an HSA. Katelyn also shares the 2025 minimum deductibles for both self-only and family coverage. She highlights the tax advantages of HSAs, discusses state tax considerations, and concludes with insights on HSA enrollment and estate planning considerations.
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