7/1/08 New Georgia and Florida Health Plans Unlikely To Reduce Ranks of Uninsured

5/19/08 GAO Study Again Confirms Health Savings Accounts Primarily Benefit High-Income Individuals

8/1/07 Lott-McConnell SCHIP Proposal Would Fail To Make Progress In Covering Uninsured Children: Proposal also Includes Risky Provisions that Preempt State Health Insurance Laws

7/31/07 Administration’s Proposed Tax Deduction For Health Insurance Seriously Flawed

7/31/07 Would Tax Incentives Be An Effective Way To Expand Health Coverage For Low-Income Children And Families?

Revised 12/7/06 Last-Minute Addition to Tax Package Would Make Health Savings Accounts More Attractive As Tax Shelters for High-Income Individuals Statement: HTML, PDF, 2pp. Fact Sheet: HTML, PDF, 1pp.

Revised 9/28/06 House Bill Would Make Health Savings Accounts More Attractive As Tax Shelters for High-Income Individuals

Revised 9/28/06 New Developments In HSAs: House Committee Approves Bill, Major New GAO Study

9/20/06 GAO Study Confirms Health Savings Accounts Primarily Benefit High-Income Individuals

6/13/06 Informing the Debate about Health Savings Accounts: An Examination of Some Misunderstood Issues

6/12/06 Health Savings Accounts Unlikely to Significantly Reduce Health Care Spending

4/5/06 A Brief Overview of the Major Flaws With Health Savings Accounts

2/16/06 Administration Defense of Health Savings Accounts Rests on Misleading Use of Statistics

2/15/06 The Cost and Coverage Impact of The President’s Health Insurance Budget Proposals » press release

2/8/06 President Greatly Reduced His Health Proposals For Lower-Income Families While Expanding Health Benefits For The More Affluent

Revised 2/7/06 Expansion in HSA Tax Breaks is Larger – and More Problematic – Than Previously Understood

1/31/06 President's Health Care Tax Cut Proposals Are Likely To Weaken Employer-Based Health Insurance, Primarily Benefit High-Income People, And Worsen Deficits

Revised 1/30/06 Latest Enrollment Data Still Fail to Dispel Concerns About Health Savings Accounts

5/10/04 Proposal For New HSA Tax Deduction Found Likely to Increase the Ranks of the Uninsured » press release

Revised 4/6/04 Administration's Proposed Tax Credit For the Purchase of Health Insurance Could Weaken Employer-Based Health Insurance

3/22/04 Substantial Flaws in Trade Health Insurance Tax Credit Need to be Addressed Before Consideration of an Expansion

2/18/04 Administration’s Proposed Deduction For Long-Term Care Insurance Premiums Likely to be Ineffective and Costly, and of Primary Benefit to Higher-Income Individuals

Revised 2/9/04 President Proposes to Make Tax Benefits of Health Savings Accounts More Lucrative for Higher-Income Individuals