> That said... if you're starting a family... pregnancy (and RX) are usually (ever?) covered. So you might not have a choice.
HSA's do seem to make sense, but the pregnancy and any potential complications were my main concern. It seemed from initial research that for this scenario, and regular plan seemed like the best option, unless you had a different experience? Perhaps use a typical plan initially, then switch to HSA's later assuming health is ok?
> That said... if you're starting a family... pregnancy (and RX) are usually (ever?) covered. So you might not have a choice.
HSA's do seem to make sense, but the pregnancy and any potential complications were my main concern. It seemed from initial research that for this scenario, and regular plan seemed like the best option, unless you had a different experience? Perhaps use a typical plan initially, then switch to HSA's later assuming health is ok?