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- Anita
I have a HD insurance plan and have been contributing to a HSA for about 2 years. I am not retired yet possibly 10ish years.
Should I continue to pay out of pocket for my medical expenses and save the HSA for retirement or go ahead and use it.
MeganCan you comfortably float yourself now on those expenses? If so, yes, invest for the long haul.
PoleyThere are no RMDs from HSA so just let it run. You can pay Medicare premiums (part B/C/D) and any copay or deductibles.
Also, you can continue to hold those receipts and use a few decades from now when you use up 401k funds for example
EricaThe best tax advantage is to invest it and save it for retirement.
CodyThe former. Let that HSA grow tax-free for future qualified reimbursement!
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