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The Man Who Invented the HSA Thinks We're Still Doing Healthcare All Wrong
What if the most powerful tax-advantaged account in your financial life was designed by one economist with a better idea, and the full version of that idea was never actually implemented?
You've probably heard of the Health Savings Account. You may even have one. But the man who invented it says the version Congress passed is a watered-down shadow of what it could be. And that's just the beginning of what's broken.
In this episode, Larry Kotlikoff sits down with Dr. John Goodman, the Wall Street Journal's "father of HSAs," author of 16 books, Bill Buckley's primetime debate partner, and one…
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