Daily Market Updates: Group health costs are rising – so why are HSAs sitting in cash?

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Group health costs are rising – so why are HSAs sitting in cash?

Monday, October 26, 2026 · Written up by our desk · Health Insurance

Only 11% of HSA holders invest their balances - leaving most employees exposed to healthcare inflation say Milliman experts

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