As a 30-something I have to say "medical expenses in retirement" is one of the least exciting things to be investing for, but I take your point (and understand the money can be accessed for other needs). Thank you.Since the HSA is growing tax-free for medical expenses in retirement, you can view it as an extension of your Roth IRA, which also grows tax-free for expenses in retirement. (Similarly, I recommend investing your HSA, beyond the money intended for current medical expenses, as if it were part of your Roth IRA.)
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