Dime After Dime · Episode 22

Understanding the Role of HSAs in Long Term Financial Planning

Oct 15, 2026 · 21 min · Hosted by Anthony Stich with guest Corey Grant

Show Notes

Health Savings Accounts are often used to pay for current medical expenses, but their potential role in a broader financial strategy can extend well beyond today’s healthcare costs.

In this episode of Dime After Dime, Tony Stich speaks with Corey Grant about how HSAs work and the tax advantages that can make them a unique savings and investment vehicle. They discuss the triple tax advantage of HSAs, why many account holders keep their balances in cash, and how investing HSA assets may provide an opportunity for long term growth.

Corey also explains considerations around paying medical expenses out of pocket, maintaining qualified medical receipts for potential future reimbursement, annual contribution limits, employer contributions, and what happens to an HSA when changing employers. The conversation explores how an HSA may complement other retirement accounts and the circumstances investors should consider before treating the account as a long term investment vehicle.

The episode highlights the importance of understanding eligibility, liquidity needs, investment options, and individual financial circumstances when determining how an HSA may fit within a broader financial plan.

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