The “One Big Beautiful Bill” signed by Donald Trump in July 2025 changed tax rules, making health savings accounts (HSAs) more accessible. HSAs offer a 3-in-1 tax advantage, allowing for tax-free withdrawals for medical expenses. Eligibility for an HSA previously required enrollment in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP), but recent changes now include Bronze and Catastrophic plans from the ACA marketplace. Direct primary care users can now have both an HSA and membership, with individuals able to contribute up to $4,400 and families up to $8,750 in 2026. Additionally, strategies to maximize Social Security benefits can lead to a significant boost in retirement income.

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