Duckbug.Ducktales
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I'm at a little over 30 years from when I could potentially retire. The idea of saving receipts for that long is quite daunting!I come close to maxing out my hsa each year between employer funds and payroll deductions and have some of it invested in a fund. I know it'll be there for medical expenses and ins premiums when I retire but I would also rather use that money now for some medical expense vs going into my savings. It's what it's for and given a high deductible, high copay plan, to me it's there to use now not just to save for later.
I also have at least 20 years until I can retire, while the rules for what you can do with the hsa money may very likely stay the same, maybe it won't. I also don't want to be so organized that I don't lose receipts during that time.
But I do need to learn more about HSAs to make sure I'm maximizing my options/usage within what is feasible for me to do. So thanks everyone for sharing your perspectives and knowledge.