Sen. King joins push for HSA and FSA plans to be used for fitness
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine’s independent senator is joining a push to make it easier for more people to participate in physical fitness activities. Sen. Angus King is a cosponsor of the Personal Health Investment Today Act, which is also called the “PHIT Act. ” King said the proposal would allow Americans to use some of the money they have saved in their pre-tax health savings accounts or flexible spending accounts toward some sports and fitness purchases.
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