[taildragger]

Flexible Spending Account contributions will be capped at $2,500. Currently, there is no tax-related limit on how much you can set aside pre-tax to pay for medical expenses. Next year, there will be. If you have been socking away, say, $10,000 in your FSA to pay medical bills, you'll have to cut that to $2,500. (ATR.org)

Either ATR or BI blew it, from my memory and our participation it is a current max of $5,000.

Still those that max it out for co-pays are gonna get wacked.

Ditto those HSA-MSA subscribers that use the FSA to truly offset their high deductible....

MSA-HSA's go way just like the college insurance plans and all the small plans i.e the McDonald Plans and all new plans have to meet the "conforming" model which is akin to a Cadillac Plan Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan.

Can you say the total destruction of "Contract Law"? Look how many "contracts" destroyed with this? And that is even getting to what happened to "Catholic Contracts"!

[MHGinTN]

Who is going to tell or when will someone tell the groups which have received waivers from little barry bastard commie that since this bill is a tax bill the white house slug is not authorized under Constitutional executive powers to unilaterally grant to them waivers from taxes? ... The crickets will be arriving in 3, 2, 1,