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- I’ve recently retired and I’m looking for an affordable health care option- what are your thoughts on health sharing plans?
- How do my fiance and I begin the process of house hacking after we’ve successfully run an Airbnb?
- Student loans are keeping me from investing within a Roth IRA, but should I be investing at all?
- Should I take a loan against my 401(k) or tap those funds early, if I need access to funds after getting laid off?
- I have a Health Savings Account offered by my employer, but I’m not able to invest those funds- what should I do?
Additional links
- If you’re looking for a very affordable health care alternative (like by a factor of 6x) that isn’t technically insurance, then you definitely need to check out Medi-Share. Joel has recently joined and our family has been with them for over 5 years.
- Sedera is also another health sharing option that doesn’t have any religious affiliation if that’s not your thing.
- We recently dedicated an entire episode to the power of house hacking and how you can start implementing it in your life with Craig Curelop.
- And if you want to minimize the stress that accompanies a rental property, then you’ll want to prioritize effectively screening and managing tenants.
- I’m not sure who needs to hear this but Health Savings Accounts, or HSAs, are the ultimate retirement accounts.
- Check out our post on good luck vs. hard work. We talk about what is in your control, and how to create your own luck. Also, our post on How to Retire early!
- Refinancing your student loans isn’t a slam dunk decision that everyone should automatically do- luckily we have an article up on the site that walks you through when you should consider refinancing your student loans. But if you are a good candidate and want to refinance before interest rates climb, Splash Financial is who we would recommend. There you can compare rates and listeners of How to Money get a $300 bonus!
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Hey guys you didn’t mention the option of avoiding the new HSA provider entirely and going the route of after tax contributions to a different provider and getting credit at tax time. Wouldn’t work for employer contributions but if there aren’t any it can decrease some complexity.