I recently opened HSA account and was able to contribute for year 22 and 23 ... So total is almost 6k. I have medical bill of 2500 but don't wanna use hsa till i grow the money a little bit.
I want to buy something that will grow the money but at the same time I dont have to watch it. I wish i could do some trading but i don't have the time. Also i am not expert so i don't want to lose that not so huge amount of money.
What are you suggestions? I am in my mid thirties if it makes a difference
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