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Yup, exactly. In fact I think it's the only triple tax advantaged account (when used for Healthcare) and it gracefully degrades into a Roth IRA like account (es
by wutbrodo 10y ago
Yup, exactly. In fact I think it's the only triple tax advantaged account (when used for Healthcare) and it gracefully degrades into a Roth IRA like account (especially useful if youre ineligible for Roth contribution due to income).
- thanksgiving 10y agoExcept people who have a sizable HSA might see universal healthcare as money "stolen" from them. People should have taken "personal responsibility" and invested in HSA, they'd say. How anyone with principles - fiscally conservative or liberal - can support carving out tax credits and subsidies, I don't understand.
- wutbrodo 10y agoWhat on earth are you talking about? This thread was about someone saying that HSAs make no sense for the contributor's finances, and people rebutting that. Whether it's good healthcare policy is a separate question, and comparing it to the (IMO) ideal of single payer is yet another one. It gets really tiresome how hard it is for some people to do anything but pattern-match every possible conversation to the same few narrow political conversations.