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Health Savers To Get Vanguard Funds At Lowest Cost
FYI: Do you put money in a Health Savings Account every month without investing it? You may as well shove your hard-earned dollars under a mattress.
A $2,000 balance in the HSA gives you a measly buck in yearly interest.
But investing your tax-advantaged HSA funds allows you to build a bigger and better retirement nest egg. The less you pay in administration fees to a mutual fund company, the more that is available to be invested. Regards, Ted http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=MjExMTI5NDQ=
Having a cash H.S.A account often provides a debit card to pay for eligible health costs. Having both a savings vehicle for most of your contributions (like these offered by Vanguard or Bruce) and a separate H.S.A "cash account" that is used to pay for and record health care costs might be the best way to achieve both H.S.A saving and H.S.A. spending.
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Having a cash H.S.A account often provides a debit card to pay for eligible health costs. Having both a savings vehicle for most of your contributions (like these offered by Vanguard or Bruce) and a separate H.S.A "cash account" that is used to pay for and record health care costs might be the best way to achieve both H.S.A saving and H.S.A. spending.