Creative Use of Your Flexible Spending Account

I was just trolling my site statistics (as I do from time to time) when I discovered that someone found their way to this site by Googling ‘flexible spending account beer.’ I have no idea what (exactly) they were after, but I would imagine that someone out there has a big weekend planned, and they’re looking to make creative use of their FSA. If only that were possible… Maybe with a note from your doctor?

Published on February 3rd, 2006 - 4 Comments
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4 Responses to “Creative Use of Your Flexible Spending Account”

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    Jeremy Says:

    If they find out how to do it, I hope they share the procedure.

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    jim Says:

    I use beer as a painkiller so I can deduct it from my FSA. :)

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    mbhunter Says:

    So is this in anyway related to share draft checking? If so, there’s trouble brewing.

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