# HSA reimbursement strategies

**URL:** <https://discussion.mainstreetbusinesspodcast.com/t/hsa-reimbursement-strategies/34>\
**Category:** Tax Strategies\
**Created:** [March 7, 2023, 6:44pm UTC](https://discussion.mainstreetbusinesspodcast.com/t/hsa-reimbursement-strategies/34 "2023-03-07T18:44:41Z")\
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**Post date:** [March 7, 2023, 6:44pm UTC](https://discussion.mainstreetbusinesspodcast.com/t/hsa-reimbursement-strategies/34/1 "2023-03-07T18:44:41Z")

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Hey there, it’s me again! Love the show.

I love my HSA and want to maximize the growth of my HSA (I currently invest my funds). If I keep track of all my receipts and mileage. When \*MUST\* I reimburse myself? I heard there is no specification in the tax code. Is that true? Can I reimburse myself in \>15 years when I retire to maximize the growth of my HSA funds now and then take the reimbursements when I might need the cash? I can afford to not reimburse myself in any given year (so far at least) so why not let it grow?