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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Late 50s: Primary home (plus 3 rentals on site) $425K -- no mortgage Second home (plus 2 rentals on site) $385K -- no mortgage $24K checking $57K savings $52K HSA $1.6M retirement and brokerage No debt -- all ccs paid monthly Net worth: $2.5M roughly Obviously not in the DMV :-) Thats excellent. Do you have to use the hsa funds every year? Ive never had one that wasnt use it or lose it by the end of the year. I always found them a bit more trouble than they’re worth? [/quote][/quote] NP. I think you’re mixing up FSA (flexible spending accounts) and HSAs (health savings accounts). FSA s are mostly use or lose, though you can sometimes roll over a small amount, depending on your employer. HSAs are yours until you spend them. Lots of people use them as a kind of health care retirement fund by saving as much as possible per year ( paper by the IRS similar to an IRA) and paying for medical costs out of pocket. HSAs are only available to you if you also have a high deductible health plan, but once the money is in there you can spend it, even if you switch back to a non high deductible plan. It’s worth asking your HR person about it. [/quote]
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