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Subject: Re: HSA plan? Date: 10/29/2012 11:36 PM
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But to answer the OP's question....you can have multiple HSA accounts but your total combined annual contributions cannot exceed the contribution limits.

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That wasn't exactly the question.

My husband is in the middle of treatment, and is losing Cobra. I have to cover him under a plan that is not my preferred health coverage.

I have had Kaiser for decades, and don't want to change. It is cheaper for me to cover my husband at work, and for me to buy individual coverage.

Is there a conflict with being covered by two high deductible health plans?
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