What is the triple superpower of HSA accounts
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How HSA accounts can help save you money
On this episode of the Queer Money® Podcast, David and John discuss how Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) can help save money on healthcare costs. They provide a detailed explanation of what HSAs are, their benefits, and how they can reduce healthcare costs. Key topics include the tax advantages of HSAs, portability of accounts, who qualifies for HSAs, and how to open one. They also cover specific costs that can be paid using HSAs and give examples of their personal experiences with healthcare expenses. Additionally, upcoming podcast topics and resources were mentioned, such as the financial impact of HIV and retirement planning for LGBTQ individuals.
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Topics covered on HSA accounts
- Dramatic Opening: Stop the Insanity
- Introduction to Queer Money Podcast
- Understanding Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
- Eligibility and Qualifying for an HSA
- Contributions and Covered Expenses
- Tax Advantages and Retirement Benefits
- Where to Open an HSA Account
Resources on HSA accounts
- Queer Money Youtube Channel
- Queer Money Instagram
- Queer Money Kickstarter
- Capital One Auto Navigator
- Wealth Builder’s Pyramid
- CreditWise
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- Queer Money Facebook Group
- Queer Money on Instagram
- Subscribe on Apple Podcasts
- Email [email protected]
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We’re David and John Auten-Schneider, the Debt Free Guys (www.debtfreeguys.com), and the Queer Money® podcast hosts. We help queer people (and allies) live fabulously, not fabulously broke, by helping them 1) pay off credit card debt, 2) become part- or full-time entrepreneurs and 3) save and invest for retirement.