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ParticipantHas anyone ever gone off on a listing realtor for misleading info or pics? I think it would be funny to just start freaking out on them for wasting time.
ParticipantHas anyone ever gone off on a listing realtor for misleading info or pics? I think it would be funny to just start freaking out on them for wasting time.
ParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipant[quote=Dougie944]At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.[/quote]
But then it would be taxed.The beauty of an HSA is it’s deducted from your income going in, and it’s not taxed coming out if you use it for medical expenses. Your account pays for your deductible, so it’s all tax-free. It rolls over every year and keeps growing, and you can invest it anywhere you want (cd’s for example).
“Medical expenses” are loosely defined, here.
I pay less with an HSA and get better service. The “high deductible” costs less than the premiums for regular insurance, the account is tax-free, and rolls over every year. I think it’s the best thing Bush did.
Participant[quote=Dougie944]At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.[/quote]
But then it would be taxed.The beauty of an HSA is it’s deducted from your income going in, and it’s not taxed coming out if you use it for medical expenses. Your account pays for your deductible, so it’s all tax-free. It rolls over every year and keeps growing, and you can invest it anywhere you want (cd’s for example).
“Medical expenses” are loosely defined, here.
I pay less with an HSA and get better service. The “high deductible” costs less than the premiums for regular insurance, the account is tax-free, and rolls over every year. I think it’s the best thing Bush did.
Participant[quote=Dougie944]At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.[/quote]
But then it would be taxed.The beauty of an HSA is it’s deducted from your income going in, and it’s not taxed coming out if you use it for medical expenses. Your account pays for your deductible, so it’s all tax-free. It rolls over every year and keeps growing, and you can invest it anywhere you want (cd’s for example).
“Medical expenses” are loosely defined, here.
I pay less with an HSA and get better service. The “high deductible” costs less than the premiums for regular insurance, the account is tax-free, and rolls over every year. I think it’s the best thing Bush did.
Participant[quote=Dougie944]At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.[/quote]
But then it would be taxed.The beauty of an HSA is it’s deducted from your income going in, and it’s not taxed coming out if you use it for medical expenses. Your account pays for your deductible, so it’s all tax-free. It rolls over every year and keeps growing, and you can invest it anywhere you want (cd’s for example).
“Medical expenses” are loosely defined, here.
I pay less with an HSA and get better service. The “high deductible” costs less than the premiums for regular insurance, the account is tax-free, and rolls over every year. I think it’s the best thing Bush did.
Participant[quote=Dougie944]At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.[/quote]
But then it would be taxed.The beauty of an HSA is it’s deducted from your income going in, and it’s not taxed coming out if you use it for medical expenses. Your account pays for your deductible, so it’s all tax-free. It rolls over every year and keeps growing, and you can invest it anywhere you want (cd’s for example).
“Medical expenses” are loosely defined, here.
I pay less with an HSA and get better service. The “high deductible” costs less than the premiums for regular insurance, the account is tax-free, and rolls over every year. I think it’s the best thing Bush did.
ParticipantBTW once you get set up have your kids record the show “Metalocalypse” it is hilarious IMO.
ParticipantBTW once you get set up have your kids record the show “Metalocalypse” it is hilarious IMO.
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