Mitchell Hartman
speaker
165 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 6 Apr
Mitchell Hartman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But you do have to set up a special bank account, put aside the money, keep receipts, and reimburse yourself as you go.
Rachel Shriver is a marketer and mother of two in Tennessee.
I do think it is worth a headache because it's a tiny headache.
It is money out of my budget that would be spent anyway.
It's tax-free, and there's the hope that it can get invested.
But for now, it's just a hope.
Because even in years when she can afford to max out her HSA to the federal limit, which is now more than $8,700, Schreiber and her family find a way to spend pretty much all of it.
If I'm paying for braces...
Physical therapy.
My kid has an accident on the wrestling mat and needs PT, imaging, orthopedic care.
There goes the savings.
She's hoping to hold on to more of her HSA savings when the kids get on their own plan.
In Nashville, I'm Blake Farmer for Marketplace.
Maybe I shouldn't admit this on the radio, but AI stresses me out.
I worry about it taking over my job and everyone's jobs.
I also worry I'm not using it enough to stay employable for the next however many years I need to keep working.
My friend Ryland, a video editor in Portland, Oregon, feels similarly.
I called Ryland and a few other friends who were also mid-career because I was wondering if I was alone in feeling this way, and I was wondering how much people are using AI so far compared to me.
My friend Maria works in marketing in a multinational company in Miami, and she's using AI a lot, especially for research and data analysis, partly because her company has been offering lots of training and tools.
I'm not an AI enthusiast, right?
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