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September 16, 2013

HSAs: How to invest in your health care

  • Health savings accounts carry over year to year, so any money put in is yours to keep. You can invest a portion of it in stocks, bonds or a mutual fund.
    • By KEN SWEET
    AP Markets Writer

    NEW YORK — You already can invest your retirement money and your kid's college savings on Wall Street. Next on the list: your health care.

    A growing number of employees are required by companies to set up special savings accounts to cover part of their medical bills. Over time, they are also encouraged to invest a portion of it in stocks, bonds or a mutual fund, just like they do with a 401(k) or IRA.


     
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