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Can a Cooper employee open an HSA if his spouse, who has insurance coverage through her employer, does not have access to an HSA?

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Can a Cooper employee open an HSA if his spouse, who has insurance coverage through her employer, does not have access to an HSA?

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A. No. An employee may enroll in the Consumer Choice (which is a high deductible health plan – HDHP) and his spouse may enroll in a non-HDHP at her employer. However, the employee cannot cover the spouse on his plan and vice verse and be eligible for the HSA.

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