What banks allow you to invest your HSA?

[Boatswain2PA]

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I've got an HSA that is just sitting in a savings account as that bank (the only bank in town that offers private HSAs) doesn't offer investments. I read about people using the HSA as a type of investment (pre-tax investment and tax-free growth). What financial institutions are you using that allow you to invest your HSA in the market?

 

[sazerac]

I've got an HSA that is just sitting in a savings account as that bank (the only bank in town that offers private HSAs) doesn't offer investments. I read about people using the HSA as a type of investment (pre-tax investment and tax-free growth). What financial institutions are you using that allow you to invest your HSA in the market?

Optum Bank lets you invest your HSA in Vanguard mutual funds. I think back when I opened my account with them, they were the only HSA that had Vanguard.

https://www.optumbank.com/individuals-families/how-to-invest-with-hsas/mutual-funds.html

 

[sazerac]

Note that an HSA is triple tax free:
Pre tax contributions
Tax free growth
Tax free distributions

I believe it is the only triple tax free investment vehicle available at the present time. It's a hell of a good deal. I opened one the minute they were available.

 

[PistolPete]

Optum Bank lets you invest your HSA in Vanguard mutual funds. I think back when I opened my account with them, they were the only HSA that had Vanguard.

https://www.optumbank.com/individuals-families/how-to-invest-with-hsas/mutual-funds.html

Do they have any index funds?

Edit: never mind, they do!

 

[Boatswain2PA]

Thank you everyone!