Employer finally offers an HSA

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Hey guys

I am now able to put aside money in an HSA and they offer several mutual funds available to invest that money with. Ref: I'm 35 y/o and will retire around 2050 :shrug:

I'm looking for not actively managed funds (I assume) but I don't know what are the good ones to use?

They have a bunch of Vanguard target date retirement funds which are actively managed.

or there's things like: VIGIX, VVIAX, VEMIX, etc. I'm looking for basically 70/20/10 between total us stocks, international, and bonds (I'm guessing on the allocation)

any advice? :)

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