There are several advantages to having an HSA:

• Triple Tax savings: 
  1. Pre-tax contributions lower your taxable income.
  2. Tax-free growth, even on investments.
  3. Tax-free distribution means you don’t pay taxes when you use HSA dollars to pay for eligible health care expenses.
• You can contribute: When you contribute to an HSA, you lower your taxable income.
• Investment opportunities: As soon as your account balance reaches $500, you can invest some or all of your HSA money above that $500 in a variety of investment funds.
• No “use it or lose it” rule: You don’t have to use all of your HSA money by the end of the year; it carries over from year to year, even in retirement.
• Higher before-tax savings opportunities: With an HSA in 2021, you can contribute up $3,600 per year for individual coverage or $7,200 per year for family coverage and, if you’re age 55+, you can contribute an additional $1,000 to your HSA.
• You can take it with you: You can use it if you switch medical plans in the future and after you leave the Firm. The money in your account follows you wherever you go.
• Your contributions are flexible: You can change or stop your HSA contributions at any point during the year.