How much can I save using pre-tax dollars?

Payroll and income taxes account for up to 40% of income, depending on the state you live in.


If your employer instead gave you extra cash in your paycheck (a post-tax contribution) to serve as your health benefit, the actual amount that would hit your bank account would be a lot less — about 40% less. That's a benefit that doesn't feel much like a benefit.


By using pre-tax dollars for your health insurance premium, as you do with StretchDollar's pre-tax fixed benefit (called an ICHRA), more of that money goes toward your actual coverage instead of taxes — stretching your benefit further and putting more value in your pocket.

Read a more detailed analysis on the pre-tax advantages here: Pre-Tax Versus Post-Tax? Maximize Your Health Benefits.

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