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Originally Posted by Toymeister
Why contribute to an HSA when retired? Well...
Retirement doesn't begin at 65 but the tax advantage of HSAs does. Ero, retirees under 65 can and should contribute to HSAs, if eligible.
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The problem you have is you're not allowed to make non-qualified contributions to your HSA.
So using it as a tax deferral vehicle is disallowed and the growth is taxable.
Now that you have mixed non deductible with deductible how do you determine the non taxable withdrawals?
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