The alternative investment summit you mentioned having a personal and work HSA. The yearly limit is per income source? Just want clarification on how that works. I know there’s an annual contribution limit. For you to mention having two HSAs suggests the annual limit applies for the job and the self employed income, hence doubling the amount you can contribute for the year.
Continuation of the question: To have two HSAs does that mean I need two health policies that have to coordinate benefits?
Thank you so much. Just replied to your question on the Directed IRA Podcast on 11/3. Should be published in the next 2-3 days. Please get over to our ‘sister podcast’ - The Directed IRA Podcast. THANKS AGAIN!! Mark and Mat