Hi Dawn,
Thank you for your quick response, but I'm not asking about the question regarding Health Savings Accounts. On that screen, it asks if you had a HSA, MSA or Medicare Advantage MSA or None of the above. Since I didn't have any health savings account, I checked "None of the above". When I click on Continue, it takes me to the next screen which specifically asks: "What type of High Deductible Health Plan did you have on December 1, 2018?" It is not talking about savings plans...but Health plans. It further states "If you had HDDP on December 1, 2018, but failed to be an eligible individual for other reasons, select None. It gives you three choices: Family, Self Only or None. Again, since I do not have coverage via an HDDP (the ACC), I selected none and that's when it goes on to state that I've had a break in my coverage and wants to know the reason for that break. Given I've never participated in the HDHP (ACC), I don't know why the program is asking me this initial question let alone goes on to ask me further questions about a supposed break I had in the HDHP. And if I answer the initial question about what type of HDHP plan I have as "Self Only", it again assumes I had a break in that coverage and is asking me why. I have medical insurance coverage via my former employer and I have out of pocket medical expenses that the plan doesn't cover which I should be allowed to enter (and the program does let me do that), but I'm confused as to why it's assuming I (and possibly others) participated in the HDHP when, in fact, I did not (and it would seem that there should be an option to select "I have medical coverage via a non-HDHP plan" which should by-pass those screens asking about a break in HDHP coverage. If you, or anyone, knows why the program is doing this and a way around it, please let me know. Or if you can provide a way to contact TurboTax/Intuit directly to ask about this issue, I would be very grateful as I'm thinking this is a glitch in the program that needs to have an update made to correct it. Thanks!
