<prompt> Human: HSAs seem nice, but the investment strategy doesnt seem to be a good one with these accounts unless you have good funds or no fees.My HSA charges 2month to maintain the investment account and on top of that, you need to have a minimum of 1000 before you can invest.I am switching jobs and the new one doesnt look much better, the fees are higher to maintain the account.I currently have 6000 in my previous jobs HSA.Whats a good HSA to roll all my contributions into? One that has good, low cost funds and has very littleno fees.  <response>: Are HSAs even worth it?Yes, HSAs are the best tax advantaged investment accounts in existance.Saturna is the best HSA account Ive found so far. Pretty much no fees, except to purchase funds. So if you only buy 1 fund a year your total yearly fee is 15-25 for the entire year.Note that Saturna is only a good option if you intend to use it purely for an investment account, if you plan to use it to actually pay for your medical expenses, look elsewhere. 