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Time is Running Out to Submit 2016 FSAFEDS Claims
April 30, 2017 is the last day to file claims for your eligible FSA expenses incurred during the 2016 benefit period. To see your account status, please log in to your account at www.FSAFEDS.com
Newly Eligible Employees: Sign Up Within 60 Days of Eligibility Date
Through FSAFEDS, you can enroll in a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and save an average of 30% by using pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible expenses for you, your spouse, and your qualifying dependents. An FSA gives you a tax break - and it's simple to use. But you must act quickly to take advantage of the savings.
Deadline for 2016 FSAFEDS Claims is April 30, 2017
As the 2016 benefit period is starting to wind down, it's time to submit your claims for FSA expenses incurred during the 2016 benefit period.
Eligible Expenses under a Limited Expense Health Care FSA
If you're enrolled in a Limited Expense Health Care FSA (LEX HCFSA), you can use your funds to pay for a variety of qualifying dental and vision care products and services - for you, your spouse, and your dependents. By knowing what's eligible, you can stretch your FSA dollars even further.
Deadline for 2016 FSAFEDS Claims - April 30, 2017
The deadline to submit claims for FSA expenses incurred during the 2016 benefit period is fast approaching. April 30, 2017 is your last day to file claims from 2016.
2016 Dependent Care FSA Grace Period Ends March 15, 2017
If you're enrolled in a Dependent Care FSA (DCFSA) for the 2016 benefit period, your DCFSA includes a grace period that extends the amount of time you can incur eligible dependent care expenses and use funds remaining in your 2016 DCFSA to pay for them.
USPS Employees: The Easiest Ways to File FSAFEDS Claims
As a new FSAFEDS participant, we know you're still discovering the many advantages you have with your Flexible Spending Account (FSA).
USPS Employees: FSAFEDS App - The Easy Way to Manage Your FSA
Being new to FSAFEDS, we know you have questions about your Flexible Spending Account (FSA). That's why we're providing helpful tips to make the most of your FSAFEDS account, use your FSA dollars with ease and quickly get reimbursed.
USPS Employees: Maximizing Your FSAFEDS Account with Paperless Reimbursement
We understand change can be confusing - like switching to a new Flexible Spending Account (FSA) administrator. It's our goal to provide answers to your FSA questions so you can make the most of your FSAFEDS account, use your FSA dollars with ease and quickly get reimbursed.
Welcome 2017 FSAFEDS Participants!
Thank you for enrolling in FSAFEDS for the 2017 benefit period. We look forward to helping you save money and get the most of your account.
Need to call us?
Toll-Free Number:
877-FSAFEDS (372-3337)
Toll-Free Number for Overseas Participants:
+1 650-577-5294
TTY Line:
866-353-8058
FSAFEDS Benefits Counselors are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Eastern Time.
Other Ways to Contact Us
Fax
866-643-2245 (toll-free)
650-577-5340
Mail
FSAFEDS Program - Claims
P.O. Box 14127
Lexington, KY 40512-4127
Secure Email
Log into your online account and select “Contact Us,” then “Secure Message Center.”
International
+1 650-577-5294 (toll-free)