Want cheaper health insurance? Don’t kill HSAs

A new study from Georgetown University offers a three-part strategy for cutting health insurance costs — a worthwhile goal if there ever was one.  Remarkably, the plan would effectively eliminate one of the most powerful tools for c…
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