- Free
How to Use a Health Savings Account
- Started Oct 20, 2022 at 3:00 PM EDT
What is a Health Savings Account and should you use it to invest? Let's explore!
Using an HSA as a "bonus" retirement account and place to invest for the future—
Is it a yay or a nay?
Great question! And as usual, the answer is: it depends!
In this totally free workshop, we will discuss the different possible uses for an HSA account.
Great question! And as usual, the answer is: it depends!
In this totally free workshop, we will discuss the different possible uses for an HSA account.
In this workshop, Amanda will cover
- What is an HSA?
- Who has access to an HSA?
- Whether or not you should use an HSA as a place to invest
- How to invest in an HSA
- Where to open an HSA
Amanda strongly recommends you take her Investing 101 workshop first. You can't talk about an HSA without understanding retirement account taxation, and Investing 101 provides that essential foundation.
Meet your teacher!
Because I'm not just another #finfluencer!
Hi, I'm Amanda! You may know me as @dumpster.doggy on the internet.
My business is called Invested Development, and my aim is to make investing education accessible and fun. If you have felt left out of important conversations about money and investing, my work is for you!
After graduating with degrees in economics and communications, I went to work in investment management. I did this for about 6 and a half years. My primary role was called "investment counselor;" I was the person in direct communication with our high-net-worth clients, relaying portfolio strategy and answering all investing-related questions, on the spot, every day. To do this, I earned my Series 65 license, which is legally required for anyone acting as an investment adviser and providing recommendations.
But helping rich men get richer? Yeah, that was never going to be my life's calling. And now, with my business, Invested Development, I've taught over 20,000 students—mostly women—how to invest.
Hi, I'm Amanda! You may know me as @dumpster.doggy on the internet.
My business is called Invested Development, and my aim is to make investing education accessible and fun. If you have felt left out of important conversations about money and investing, my work is for you!
After graduating with degrees in economics and communications, I went to work in investment management. I did this for about 6 and a half years. My primary role was called "investment counselor;" I was the person in direct communication with our high-net-worth clients, relaying portfolio strategy and answering all investing-related questions, on the spot, every day. To do this, I earned my Series 65 license, which is legally required for anyone acting as an investment adviser and providing recommendations.
But helping rich men get richer? Yeah, that was never going to be my life's calling. And now, with my business, Invested Development, I've taught over 20,000 students—mostly women—how to invest.
Can't make it live?
All good, you will receive a recording. But I strongly encourage you to show up. It is the best way to learn and ensure that the work gets done. Don't put off this invaluable life skill any longer!