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HSAs can be a great retirement tool – if you’re healthy or wealthy

HSAs can be a great retirement tool – if you’re healthy or wealthy
MarketWatch Friday 31 July 2026, 15:16 UTC By Jessica Hall 1 min read
Key Points

Health savings accounts can offset healthcare costs in your old age. But most people can’t afford to wait.

Health savings accounts can offset healthcare costs in your old age. But most people can’t afford to wait.
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