Health Savings Accounts

Your HSA works just like a regular checking account. You can write a check, use your Visa®Bonus Check Card (with rewards) or even use our Personal CheckFree® Bill Pay to pay for qualified medical expenses. Statements can be mailed or viewed online, and you'll receive a year-end report for tax purposes.

To open your Health Savings Account, please visit one of our branch locations.

 

Account Features

  • $100 minimum opening deposit
  • $5 Monthly Service Charge
        • $5 discount with any one of the following:
              °  eStatement1
              °  Monthly Direct Deposit
              °  $500 average ledger balance
  • Unlimited check writing
  • Visa® Debit Card
  • Online Banking  with CheckFree® Bill Pay
  • Interest bearing - tiered interest rate2
  • Year-end reports

Reasons to Open a Health Savings Account

  • Freedom of choice over your health care decisions
  • Long-term savings
  • Tax savings
  • Interest earnings

For Individuals

A Health Savings Account (HSA) in conjunction with a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) is one way to lower your health care costs and ensure that when you need the money, it will be there for you. It's a tax-advantaged account that can be used to pay for day-to-day eligible medical expenses. Your HSA is also an excellent way to save for retirement as the money in your account continues to grow tax-free, year after year.

For Businesses

Offering a high deductible health care plan in conjunction with Health Savings Accounts to your employees can be a great way to decrease your company’s health care expenses.  Add our basic Cash Management product and you can easily make contributions to your employees’ accounts on a single or reoccurring basis electronically.

For more information regarding annual limits and rules governing HSA accounts, click here.

 

1Online Banking is required to receive your monthly account statement electronically.  To receive electronic delivery service, you must have a working connection to the Internet with e-Mail capability and Adobe Reader® 5 or higher.
2See current rate sheet for tiers and rates.  Variable rate may change daily and interest is compounded daily.  Interest begins to accrue no later than the business day we receive credit for the deposit of non-cash items (for example, checks).