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What happens under the HSA law once someone becomes eligible for Medicare?

April 26, 2017eligible happens HSA Law medicare

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What happens under the HSA law once someone becomes eligible for Medicare?

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A. Once a person becomes Medicare eligible, he/she can typically no longer contribute to an HSA. However, he/she can use the accumulated funds to cover qualified medical expenses not covered under Medicare or his/her supplemental plan.