If you want your HSA investment to grow, you need time and rate-of-return on your side.
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Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
- We’ll explain why you needn’t be trapped in low return investments. Before you put money into your HSA, you must have your high-deductible health insurance plan in place. But where you buy your insurance and where you put your HSA investment is up to you. You have a variety of choices. Which means you can shop for HSAs that allow decent investments including stock mutual funds. Read the full article.
- You’ll learn why investments in stocks can make sense. Over time, stocks, on average, have performed quite well. My advice? Don’t get trapped in investments that are producing close to a zero return, like current bank interest rates. Find out more when you read the full article.
- Consider a self-directed HSA. Did you know that you can find a variety of HSA investment opportunities simply by searching Google for “self-directed HSAs?” The true self-directed HSA allows investments in individual stocks, real estate, mortgages, etc. for maximum flexibility. Get the whole story when you read the full article.