Many financial experts tout how HSA's being triple tax advantage are great investment vehicle.
I have a concern that since medical inflation is reportedly anywhere between 20% to 100% higher than general inflation (depending on which piece of health care is measured and who is measuring what), that HSA investments must be 100% stocks to keep up with medical inflation. This presents additional risks, yes?
I have a concern that since medical inflation is reportedly anywhere between 20% to 100% higher than general inflation (depending on which piece of health care is measured and who is measuring what), that HSA investments must be 100% stocks to keep up with medical inflation. This presents additional risks, yes?
Statistics: Posted by Paullmas — Thu Oct 31, 2024 5:46 pm — Replies 10 — Views 610