The level of inefficiency and corruption in this administration is becoming absurd. Those who are disabled and do not receive the support to which they are legally entitled make me sad. I sincerely thank you, June Renae Matthysse. Imagine making $6k in four days with an investment of $1.5k.
That woman transformed my entire life for the better. Among the folks I've met, June appears to be the most trustworthy. I'm surprised you know her as well.
You could also save that receipt for the IV therapy and use it to withdrawal the funds from the HSA down the road at the time of your retirement tax free. There is no rule that says funds have to be withdrawn at the time of services. Those deduction limits are $1000 higher if you are age > 55. You can also withdrawal the money for any purpose at retirement but you are just taxed as normal.
I read that those with Tricare benefits from military service are not allowed to contribute to an HSA. Is that accurate? Does that also apply to military retirees? If so, what are the parameters of that and are there exceptions? Thanks!
I'm over 59 and a hafd years old and was divorced this year and I was awarded half/part of the HSA account my husband had with his former employer. He retired early. Anyways, I was told to open an HSA account in a local bank where we live and that's where the money was transferred to. I have not used it for anything coz honestly, I often forget about it. Is this kind of HSA account in a bank which I got as part of divorce "settlemet" can be used for an investment, AND can I add money to it so it keeps growing like you discussed in this video? Thank you.
