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What happens to my HSA is i become eligible for a non-HSA insurance plan? can i still contribute to it? can i still spend I signed up for an HSA through an employer last year. a month or so ago, i became self-employed...
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Going from 3 years of HSA plans to a non-HSA plan

In 2006, 2007, and 2008 I had a HSA high deductible health insurance plan that was subsidized by my employer. Due to downsizing, I now need to buy my own individual health insurance. If I buy a non-HSA plan, can I still use my HSA debit card to pay for HSA qualified medical expenses? If I buy a non-HSA plan, can I still make contributions to my HSA account?

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