3 views HSA Information Plan type? - Select -SingleFamily Age 55 or older?? - Select -YesNo Spouse age 55 or older?? - Select -Not marriedYesNo Plan deductible? $ Your Information HSA savings goal? $ Current HSA balance? $ Monthly HSA savings? $ Years before retirement? Annual healthcare expenses? $ Rate of return? % Printer-friendly version HSA Savings Information Maximum Annual Contribution Planned Savings Goal Savings Chart Table HSA Planned Savings vs Goal Savings Savings Category Amount HSA Planned Savings HSA Goal Savings Email Results First Name Last Name Email Address Phone Number Submit You should be saving money in an IRA or 401k to help fund your retirement years. You can also use a Health Savings Account (HSA) to boost retirement savings earmarked to cover medical expenses in retirement. Health savings accounts are not technically retirement plans, but you can make pre-tax contributions and the money deposited in your HSA will grow tax-free. Moreover, unlike Flexible Spending Accounts, you can roll over your HSA funds from one year to the next, and into retirement. You can also withdraw HSA funds at any time to pay for current qualified medical expenses. So, as you grow your HSA account balance to meet your retirement needs, you will want to consider those current medical expenses in your planning.