FSAstore.com 2018 Deadline Buying Guide makes spending unused FSA dollars fast and easy
Whether you have $50 or $500 left to spend, have a growing family, or simply want new ways to improve your overall wellness, the Deadline Buying Guide will help you spend your hard-earned dollars in meaningful ways.
NEW YORK (PRWEB) December 06, 2018
For millions of flexible spending account (FSA) holders nationwide, December 31 is more than New Year’s Eve - it’s their last chance to spend their tax-free healthcare dollars and avoid being hit by the “use-it-or-lose-it” rule. Fortunately, FSAstore.com is here to help. FSAstore.com, the largest online marketplace exclusively selling FSA-eligible products, announced today that it has unveiled a new feature, “FSAstore.com's 2018 Deadline Buying Guide,” to help last-minute shoppers get the most out of their remaining FSA dollars.
FSAstore.com allows consumers to use their FSAs with zero guesswork by providing the largest selection of FSA-eligible products on the web, spanning from baby care essentials to pain relief items. Plus, when customers use their FSA cards directly on the site, they can skip the burdensome claims process. FSAstore.com is the ONLY ecommerce site that can accept December 31 deadline orders and FSA card purchases until 12 a.m. PST on January 1, 2019.
The Deadline Buying Guide is here to help new and returning FSA users shop stress-free with a series of features geared toward different shopping styles and interests. Each guide has product recommendations broken down by the amount shoppers have left in their accounts to spend before December 31, and by lifestyle-based purchases, like new parents, those who enjoy being active outdoors, or those who frequently travel.
“We have more than 4,000 FSA-eligible products available on our site, so shoppers can easily find the products and brands they want, but this year we wanted to make it even easier,” said Jeremy Miller, CEO & founder of FSAstore.com and HSAstore.com. “Whether you have $50 or $500 left to spend, have a growing family, or simply want new ways to improve your overall wellness, the Deadline Buying Guide will help you spend your hard-earned dollars in meaningful ways.”
The 2018 Deadline Buying Guide features lists of the top FSA-eligible products for:
- When you have more than $500 remaining in your FSA
- When you have $250-500 remaining in your FSA
- When you have less than $50 remaining in your FSA
- The hi-tech health fan
- Families with growing children
- New parents
- Year-round sun and skin care (no matter where you live)
- The weekend warrior
- Keeping cold and flu season in check
- Those who need a “little bit of everything”
- Those who practically live in airports and hotels
- Keeping diabetes under control
- Warmer winter nights (heat therapy)
- Those who want the latest and greatest (new arrivals)
- Those who want to feel better without medication
“The end of the year can be stressful for many reasons. Healthcare spending doesn’t have to be one of them,” Miller added. “Our mission is to simplify healthcare for the millions of people enrolled in FSAs. This starts with understanding how to use and protect your tax-free funds.”
The “2018 FSA Deadline Buying Guide” is available today on FSAstore.com’s Learning Center (direct link: FSAstore.com/Learn/FSA-Deadline-Buying-Guide), the web’s most comprehensive hub of FSA information (that you can actually understand).
About FSAstore.com/HSAstore.com
FSAstore.com is flex spending with zero guesswork. It’s both the largest online marketplace for guaranteed FSA-eligible products and an educational resource that you can actually understand. It’s the company's mission to help millions of flexible spending account holders manage and use their FSAs and save on more than 4,000 health items using tax-free health money.
In an ever-shifting market, HSAstore.com is health savings, simplified. With the largest selection of guaranteed HSA-eligible products and easy-to-understand educational resources, the brand is here to maximize consumers’ long-term health savings and help ease the financial burden of medical needs should they arise.