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Short Term Medical Insurance, Medical Savings Accounts and Dental Plans   OnlineAdviser telephone service provided by national online enrollment adviser Tony Novak   Welcome to    MedSave.com          Online benefits enrollment for individuals & businesses with live enrollment support from a professional  adviser toll-free at 1-877-529-7435. Fast, affordable and reliable!  Many thanks to our customers who told their friends about us!  We have served over 35000 visitors in every state since 1997. Audio/Visual Greeting (2.8MB .avi file) Details on Medical Savings Accounts Request Information by mail or e-mail Compare MedSave.com  Frequently Asked Questions What's New for 2002 Download Forms Small Business Group

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Medical Savings Accounts: What They Are Medical Savings Accounts: What They Are Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs) are also called Medical IRAs and Medisave Accounts. How Medical Savings Accounts Work Under most proposals, individuals and their employers could make regular, tax-free deposits to MSAs, which would be the property of the individual. They could withdraw money without penalty only to pay medical expenses or health insurance premiums. Money they did not spend would grow with interest, and they could use it for medical expenses after retirement, roll it over into an IRA or pension plan or leave it as part of