November 9, 2012 8:43 AM
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Open enrollment: 5 things to know to save this year
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(CBS News) Millions of workers are now making next year's open enrollment decisions -- choosing their health insurance and other benefits.
But before you make your choices, there are five things you need to know about high-deductible plans, incentive-based wellness programs, flexible spending accounts, parking programs, and dependent care options.
Jack Otter, executive editor of CBS Moneywatch, said on "CBS This Morning" you can save a lot of money if you make the best choices for your situation. Find out how in his "CTM" segment in the video above.
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