What Happens to Unused HSA Money? How It Rolls Over and Grows Tax-Free
Learn what happens if you don’t use your HSA funds, how they roll over annually, and rules for withdrawals after age 65.
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If you don't use your HSA money, it rolls over to the next year and continues to grow tax-free. When you turn 65, you can withdraw funds for any purpose, although non-medical withdrawals will be taxed as regular income.
FAQs & Answers
- Does HSA money roll over if not used within a year? Yes, unused HSA money automatically rolls over each year and continues to grow tax-free.
- Can I withdraw HSA funds for non-medical expenses? After age 65, you can withdraw HSA funds for any purpose, but non-medical withdrawals will be taxed as regular income.
- Is there a penalty for not using HSA money by the end of the year? No, there is no penalty; your HSA balance simply rolls over to the next year.