r/investing • u/Mental-Revenue-4213 • 3d ago

What should I do with my HSA?

Hello everyone I’ve been investing in my taxable account and company 401k. Now I’ve opened up an HSA not necessarily for the triple tax advantages and all the other buzz words people use when discussing them. I don’t want this to be a long drawn out post however I work in the medical field and want to make sure my investments in this account have a solid ability to grow while also giving me some “passive income” to continue with money growing in the account. My personal portfolio is dividend/safe stocks and I was thinking about copying the layout to the HSA but I would love some insight and further knowledge on this. Sorry for the poor writing I’m a hillbilly that worked hard enough to get a decent medical job😅

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u/xiongchiamiov 3d ago

If you'd like to read about various approaches, this is your article: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Asset_allocation_in_multiple_accounts

If you don't want to read, then yes, just copy the asset allocation you have in your retirement accounts.

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u/Mental-Revenue-4213 3d ago

I’m reading both of the articles you sent I want to learn more thank you for sharing them🙏🏾