Mark Kohler explains you can own two HSAs at once: keep your employer's Fidelity account for medical expenses, and open a separate self-directed HSA to invest in crypto or alternative assets. Individual contribution limit is around $4,150 yearly, or $8,300 for families.
I have an HSA through the company I work for through Fidelity. Would I have to withdraw in order to invest into crypto? Or what is the process for doing this?
What's at Fidelity stays at Fidelity. You probably should be able to roll that out, but it's going to be a pain in the butt. Again, whatever your employer is throwing into your Fidelity hsa, just use that for medical or just leave it alone until you want to roll it out and fight that battle. But the difference up to 4150 or 8300, go self direct. That's the separate HSA. You can have both.
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