<human>: Hey personalfinance,

I'm a woman in my mid-20's in need of some wisdom. Breakdown of my situation is below:

 

• My SO and I recently moved to a different state this past July. We moved because my S.O. was transferring offices w/in his company. 

• Since moving, I've been actively trying to find a new job. I've have had some interviews, made some promising network contacts, still pushing through, staying motivated and applying. But you know how job searches can be, despite all the activity, I haven't yet found the right opportunity.

 

I initially had a lot of money saved up in preparation for the relocation and subsequent job search. However, my savings are a finite resource and I now have enough left to last about two more months on a strict budget. My SO has his job, but I'm also considering a few more options to help hold us over until I find employment:
 
Other assets I have besides my savings:

• I have about $13K in my 401k.

• I have about $2K in my HSA.

I was thinking about cashing out my HSA to buy us a little more time. Is that a good idea? I understand that there is a penalty for cashing out before I turn 65, but I need to pay my rent. I expect to find a job soon.

 

Thanks for reading & thanks in advance for all your input!

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<bot>: Should I cash out my HSA to help hold me over a little longer while I search for a full-time job?