Why an HSA could be more powerful than a 401(k)

At first, an HSA might seem like a niche tool for covering healthcare expenses, but don't overlook this incredibly useful ...
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This Little-Known HSA Rule Can't Be Overlooked

A lot of people use flexible spending accounts, or FSAs, to sock money away for healthcare costs in a tax-advantaged manner. But FSAs, despite their name, aren't as flexible as you'd think. With an ...
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The Savings Game: Using your HSA like a Roth account

In IRA expert Ed Slott’s recent monthly newsletter, Ryan McKeown, CPA, CFP, a senior vice president and financial adviser with Wealth Enhancement, wrote an excellent article summarizing the advantages ...
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If You're Doing This With Your HSA, You're Making a Huge Mistake

Health savings accounts (HSAs) give you a tax break on contributions, investment gains, and withdrawals. You can take an HSA withdrawal at any time for qualified healthcare costs. If you automatically ...

Maxed Out Your IRA? Here's What to Do Next.

You have a number of options if you're looking to save more.
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This investing move is the ‘holy grail of retirement planning,’ advisor says

Two-thirds of employers offered investing options for health savings accounts in 2024. But only 20% of HSA participants invested their assets, according to the Plan Sponsor Council of America. The ...
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This little-known HSA rule can't be overlooked

Taking a non-medical withdrawal from a health savings account (HS) typically triggers a 20% penalty. Once you reach a certain age, that penalty goes away. For this reason, it pays to max out your HSA, ...
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If You're Doing This With Your HSA, You're Making a Huge Mistake

There's a reason retirement savers are often quick to take advantage of accounts like IRAs and 401(k). These accounts offer different tax breaks, making it easier to set money aside for the future.