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• Absolutely, as long as they’re used to pay qualified medical expenses the money is not taxed at the federal level. If money is withdrawn before age 65 for other expenses, the regular tax rate would apply as well as a 10 percent penalty. After age 65, there are taxes but no penalty regardless of how the money is used.
