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How Can I Avoid HSA Non-qualified Withdrawal Penalties? Are you aware of how to manage your health savings account (HSA) to avoid costly penalties? In this informative video, we'll explain everything you need to know about HSA withdrawals and how to keep your account in good standing. We'll start by outlining what qualifies as a medical expense and how to keep proper documentation for IRS purposes. You'll learn which expenses are approved and how to track your receipts effectively. We’ll also discuss the potential consequences of withdrawing money for non-qualified reasons before age 65, including taxes and penalties, and how to plan your withdrawals accordingly. After age 65, you'll have more flexibility, but it's important to understand the tax implications of non-medical withdrawals. Additionally, we'll cover some important exceptions, such as disability or passing away, which can affect penalties. Using your HSA debit card or reimbursing yourself for medical expenses can help prevent accidental non-qualified spending. The key to maximizing your HSA benefits and avoiding penalties is to stay organized, understand the rules, and plan your withdrawals carefully. Always consult with a financial or healthcare professional for personalized advice tailored to your situation. Watch this video to learn how to make the most of your HSA and keep your account safe from penalties.

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