Time to open an HSA for long-term investing! This should be easy, I thought. NOPE NOTHING IS EASY OMG
I poked around on various forums, and it sure seemed like HSA Bank was the way to go--until I learned that they ditched their Vanguard funds and now only have expensive, actively-managed stuff.
So I looked at Vanguard's site, and the only two providers they link with as offering their funds are HealthSavings Administrators and Health Equity. I poked around on those two, totally ready to sign up somewhere--and find that they have the highest fees of all.
So I look at one of the lower-fee options, Saturna, and discover they only handle super-expensive actively traded funds.
Wtf. I am not good at figuring this stuff out. Surely people around here have solved this already? Can someone please share some wisdom here? I have no idea what I'm doing anymore.
(If my intentions for the HSA aren't clear, it's to pile money in there and leave it in there for probably several decades.)
THANKS YOU GUYS