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Benefits & Leave

USPS Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Guide for Employees

USPS employees can use health care or dependent care flexible spending accounts when eligible. Enrollment and claim administration involve USPS/MyHR resources and the designated FSA administrator.

Reviewed 2026-10-03 • Primary sources: USPS public materials
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Where employees access FSA enrollment

USPS materials direct employees to the FSA link in LiteBlue employee applications or the MyHR FSA page, which then connects to the program administrator.

What an FSA does

An FSA lets participants set aside pretax money for eligible expenses, subject to IRS and plan rules.

Deadlines and carryover rules change

Contribution limits, claim deadlines and carryover amounts can change by plan year. Verify the current year on MyHR and the administrator’s site.

Save documentation

Keep receipts and benefit explanations for expenses because documentation may be required to substantiate claims.

Frequently asked questions

Can I enroll in an FSA through LiteBlue?

USPS materials say employees can use the FSA employee-app link in LiteBlue, which redirects to the program administrator.

Are FSA deadlines the same every year?

No. Verify each plan year’s dates and limits.

Official sources

Verify time-sensitive information with the current USPS source.

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