We all know how much David loves a Roth IRA, so when he said in a previous podcast that an HSA was even better, this caught a few people by surprise. When you contribute to an HSA or health savings account, you get a tax-free account with a tax deduction for putting money into. This account is only available if you have a high deductible healthcare plan though. David shares what you need to know about this account in response to a listener question.
Then, he answers two more questions from the mailbag. If your investments are at a bank, is it as risky as what just happened with Silicon Valley Bank? Do inherited IRAs follow the same RMD schedule as before or does it change? Find out!
Here are the listener questions David answers on today’s podcast:
· Mailbag: What makes an HSA better than my Roth IRA?
· Mailbag: Following Silicon Valley Bank, should I be worried about investing at my bank?
· Mailbag: Will my late husband’s stretch IRA pass on to me as a stretch IRA as well?
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