Vast Majority of Federal Workers Skip Tax-Saving FSAs

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Vast Majority of Federal Workers Skip Tax-Saving FSAs
The Washington Post; subscription may be required

Oct. 24, 2005

Excerpt: About 10 percent of federal employees set up flexible spending accounts this year. That leaves a lot of people missing out on a nifty tax break.

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