Submitted by SonoftheMorning t3_yfzp6o in personalfinance
Werewolfdad t1_iu61t4e wrote
Can you afford to pay for it out of pocket? If so, do that and just leave the hsa funds until you truly need them
SonoftheMorning OP t1_iu62b1q wrote
It’s a $12,000 procedure unfortunately. I could pay out of pocket to do it right now but I’m hoping to buy a house in the somewhat near future. I have a good chunk of the procedure cost in my HSA and the game plan is to pay a small amount out of pocket to get the procedure done this time next year.
Werewolfdad t1_iu62icx wrote
Then don’t invest because you may have less money then than now.
Or buy something risk free like treasuries.
SonoftheMorning OP t1_iu65wlc wrote
Thanks for the advice. I don’t believe I can use HSA funds for treasury bonds.
Werewolfdad t1_iu665og wrote
Why not? They can be bought in any brokerage account
SonoftheMorning OP t1_iu66jys wrote
Good point. I have not looked into it, but I assume I could do that if I moved my HSA funds from Optum to Fidelity. Through Optum, I’m limited to index funds.
Werewolfdad t1_iu67huu wrote
Oh that’s weird
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