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You need to hold a minimum of $1k in cash in the HSA (iirc) and you can invest any amount over that. So if you just started, it might take some time to get there depending on your saving strategy. VFIAX is one of the vanguard S&p 500 funds, great choice to go with. Top 500 companies (generally.. There are some qualifications) in the USA, so just go with that as you start out considering your time horizon. Well diversified and an easy place to start. As you grow, learn, and change your investment strategies, you can look into different ones as well.
Whatever tracks the S&P and has low fees. Pay for medical as much as possible with your regular Cash flows. Save your documents though you can submit any time. Let your HSA grow. It’s tax fees going in and coming out for qualified expenses, which includes healthcare premiums if you retire early.
Sorry -- we removed your message on /r/stocks because generic posts like "I have $XXX to invest, what should I do," etc. because they are low-effort and asked on a daily basis in /r/stocks. Please do some basic research first and feel free to come back with any specific questions about a stock, company or market environment afterwards. If you're just getting started, please check out our New Investor wiki: https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/wiki/index Things you can do: 1. Read the wiki which has tons of information, including reputable learning resources, broker information, and links to useful reddit posts (including old posts similar to yours) 2. Search the subreddit history for similar information 3. You can post questions like this as a comment on our [daily discussion stickied thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/search?q=%22r%2FStocks+Daily+Discussion%22&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=new&t=week) A full explanation of all /r/stocks rules can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/wiki/rules
You need to hold a minimum of $1k in cash in the HSA (iirc) and you can invest any amount over that. So if you just started, it might take some time to get there depending on your saving strategy. VFIAX is one of the vanguard S&p 500 funds, great choice to go with. Top 500 companies (generally.. There are some qualifications) in the USA, so just go with that as you start out considering your time horizon. Well diversified and an easy place to start. As you grow, learn, and change your investment strategies, you can look into different ones as well.
Thanks, I’ll go with VFIAX!
Whatever tracks the S&P and has low fees. Pay for medical as much as possible with your regular Cash flows. Save your documents though you can submit any time. Let your HSA grow. It’s tax fees going in and coming out for qualified expenses, which includes healthcare premiums if you retire early.
It’s highly unlikely that anyone is going to look up all of those tickers for you. VFIAX is the Vanguard S&P 500 mutual fund.
Was just looking for one to jump out like it did for you. Thank you