Coverage tuned to your practice.
Eight kinds of finance professionals trust us with their household coverage and their firm's benefits. Find the role that fits closest to yours.

Accountants & CPAs
Schedule C deduction never quite optimized; plan picked once, never revisited.
Silver HSA-eligible plan + SE health deduction modeled against projected AGI.
Financial Advisors
Solo RIA juggling E&O, retirement, and health — wants one stacked strategy.
HSA stacked with Solo 401(k) or cash-balance plan; QBI-aware coverage modeling.
Bookkeepers
Variable income across multiple clients makes APTC eligibility a moving target.
Marketplace plan with conservative APTC estimate, reconciled annually.
Tax Preparers
All work in Q1–Q2, then quiet. Brokers always call during crunch.
Enrollment cycle scheduled for Q4 only; quiet during Jan–Apr.
Enrolled Agents
IRS-licensed but no employer benefits; same SE deduction rules as a CPA.
Schedule 1 deduction + HSA stack; year-round practice support.
Fractional CFOs
Multiple 1099 streams; some via S-corp, some sole-prop. Coverage rules tangled.
Multi-entity income blending; HSA + retirement layered across entities.
Small Firms (2–50)
Partners want flexibility; staff want certainty. Group plan feels too rigid.
QSEHRA reimbursement structure paired with individual marketplace plans.
Spouses & Families
Self-employment means covering the whole household out of pocket.
Family marketplace plan, premiums 100% deductible on Schedule 1.