Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are often overlooked retirement strategies offering tax-advantaged savings for medical expenses. They allow contributions to be tax-free, and withdrawals for qualified healthcare expenses are also tax-free. While many embrace HSAs, some people remain skeptical due to contribution limits. The accounts can be established through employers or banks and credit unions. Individuals can contribute up to $4,300 annually, and families up to $8,550, with additional contributions allowed for those over 55. Their value lies in strategic planning for healthcare expenses in retirement.
One of the more underrated retirement strategies is the Health Savings Account, offering tax-advantaged savings for medical expenses.
Health Savings Accounts allow tax-free contributions and withdrawals for qualified healthcare costs, benefitting those who plan carefully.
A Redditor in r/ChubbyFIRE highlights Health Savings Accounts, showcasing personal strategies and contemplating their future investment.
While there are limitations on contributions, HSAs can serve as a valuable tool for saving towards healthcare in retirement.
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