Jan 21, 2020
5:38:29pm
5:38:29pm
If I have surgery when I’m 30 and can pay for it out of pocket, I’d need to keep that receipt for ~30 years if I wanted
to withdraw that amount later in retirement without it being taxed.
Unless your point is to fund the HSA for a few decades with plans to use it all for medical costs when you’re old, in which case I wouldn’t really think of it as a retirement savings vehicle.
Unless your point is to fund the HSA for a few decades with plans to use it all for medical costs when you’re old, in which case I wouldn’t really think of it as a retirement savings vehicle.
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1/21/20 4:28pm
Man that’s a lot of work to keep track of medical receipts for 30+ years and then still have to pay tax on
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