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Smart Savings for Healthcare
A health savings account (HSA) works alongside a qualified health insurance plan to help you set aside funds for eligible healthcare expenses in a tax-advantaged way.
HSA-qualified health plans typically have lower premiums than traditional plans, allowing you to direct the savings into an HSA. Consult your tax advisor for your state’s tax rules and your specific situation.
Tax-free Contributions and Earnings
Both your deposits (up to your contribution limit) and the interest earned may be tax-free.
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Tax-free Withdrawals
Funds can be drawn from your account tax-free for expenses that insurance may not cover, like prescriptions, eye exams, or lab work.
Simple, Predictable Fees
A one-time setup fee of $10 and a monthly fee of $3 are all you’ll need to pay to take advantage of this account.
Additional HSA Benefits
- Only $50 to open
- Free HSA debit card and checks
- Online and mobile banking access for 24/7 account management
- $10 setup fee
- No minimum balance requirement
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for an HSA?
- Those who are:
- Covered by an HSA-qualified health plan and have no other health coverage, such as a secondary health plan.
- Are not claimed as a dependent on another person’s tax return.
How much can I contribute?
Can I make a catch-up contribution?
What happens if I use my funds for non-qualified medical expenses?
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