always off pronunciation, not spelling, so AN
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But what if you pronounce it “Health Savings Account” when you read it?
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Try typing HSA into your Excel finance spreadsheet and watch spellchecker do its magic!
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I’m legitimately triggered by this. So much frustration!
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I just say ‘hissa’ Do people spell it out ‘eitch-ess-eh’?
I did use H-S-A, now I want to try using hissa 
It’s An 'ealth Savings Account, 'enry 'iggins!
Done.
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Where’ the accent? “Hissa” or “HissAH”?
Or, just “Huzzah!”
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HIS-sa
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You Easterners!!
In So Cal, it’s called a “The Huzzah, yeh-neh?”
Yes, the “The” is needed, and Capitalized.
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Definitely this. But maybe I need something new.
And it’s not just Excel, but all Microsoft products that “correct” HSA spelling. Extremely annoying.
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then type it that way
If someone said hissa to me, I would have no clue what they were talking about
FSA or fissa?
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In the USA I think it’s aitch-ess-ay
In England it’s probably haitch-ess-ay. They make a point of making the h sound. Which is fair enough, because it’s an h.
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Yeah I had to put spaces between the letters to maintain my own sanity. After all I’m not putting that money in a HAS account.
I use it as a spending account bc I have a lot of health related expenses. This year i might be using it for out of network therapy. Then I can use the cash I was using for therapy for my no-longer-dependent-but-can’t-afford-the-deductible daughter’s expenses.
I’m hoping that by next year I will be using it as a savings account again though.
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Those poor assas…
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I use it as a savings account, but I don’t save our old receipts. I would like to retire early and expect it to help bridge the gap years between full time employment and Medicare.
I Britished that for you.