(This title is misleading because today is 1.13.2020, but the transaction for this took place on 1.9.2020! It takes a while for funds to settle and get posted! )

For those that know the in-and-outs of the Health Savings Account (HSA), you know that you have the option to invest excess funds into the market instead of having your money sit as idle cash. For our family, I like to have $1,500 sitting in cash and anything else above that that gets deposited into the HSA is invested into a specific portfolio for me.

So, I've been building this portfolio for about a year now and it's probably grown the most in comparison to it's date of start and it's total funding. The website and tracking is a little hard to do and is not nearly as sleek as the other platforms I usually show but hopefully I can still share the progress with you guys in a meaningful way.

This pay period I was able to move $117.40 into the investments. This works similar to my 401(k) in the sense that I can only contribute once a pay period. You can see the spread below. These are all Vanguard funds and if you are familiar with Vanguard you'll know they are some of the best in the industry (I love Fidelity and Vanguard). I apologize for the awful photo/screenshot! Like I said, getting the information in a nice and neat way is a tad bit difficult.

Anyway, let me know what you think! If you have any questions about what an HSA is or how they work please ask below in the comments!