MARK KOHLERMain Street Professionals, Main Street Professionals, Main Street Professionals, Main Street Professionals, Main Street Professionals, LLC · Owner at Main Street Professionals, LLC

How To Grow Your HSA Fast With Smart Investments

27 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this instructional video, Mark Kohler explains how a Health Savings Account (HSA) can be used as an active investment vehicle by establishing an LLC that can purchase crypto, stocks, small businesses, or syndications. He outlines the current contribution limits—$8,550 for the current year and a deadline of April 15 to contribute $8,300 for the prior year—and notes the upcoming 2025 limit of $8,500. Kohler illustrates potential investment choices such as Tesla shares, Bitcoin, XRP, and startup equity, projecting that regular contributions could compound to roughly $30,000 and, with continued annual funding, reach $50,000 within four to five years. He concludes by directing viewers to directedira.com to open an HSA and begin investing in assets they understand best.

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My HSA could open an llc. It could buy crypto, it could buy stock, it could invest in a small business, it could invest in a syndication. Now, this year, you're able to put $8,550 in it. You have until April 15th to put in $8,300 for last year. If you had a high deductible plan last year, you can still put that money in for last year. That's pretty cool. So next year, in 2025, you can put in 8,500. Well, you say, well, Mark, I can't go out and do a lot of business with 8,500. I know, but if you put in 8,500 this year and maybe for last year, all of a sudden you might have 10 to $20,000. Oh, I'm going to go buy some Tesla stock. I'm going to go buy some bitcoin. I'm going to go buy some xrp. Maybe I'm going to go invest in a new startup. And all of a sudden it triples in value. Now you have 30 grand, and I put in another $8,000 the year after that. Guys, within four or five years, you can easily have $50,000 in here by investing in what you know best. So if you want to get over to directed ira.com you can open up an HSA and start investing it in what you know best.