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Health Savings Account
Take charge of your health care with a Health Savings Account from National Bank.
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is an account established by an individual to pay for medical expenses in conjunction with a
high deductible health insurance policy.
HSAs allow you to pay for medical expenses on a tax-favored basis. Contributions are tax-deductible and eligible distributions are tax-free.
You control the money in your HSA. You can use it to pay for eligible medical expenses for you or your family tax-free. Money you do not spend can carry forward to future years. You can even use the money penalty-free after age 65 for any purpose you want.
HSAs are offered in conjunction with a high deductible health insurance policy. The high deductible policy provides protection against major medical expenses. The HSA is used to pay for day-to-day medical expenses.
Your HSA works just like a regular checking account. You can either write a check or use your debit card to pay for qualified medical expenses. Statements can be mailed or viewed online, and you'll receive a year-end report for tax purposes. Your account features:
Interest-bearing checking account
FDIC insured
$25 minimum opening deposit
Free Visa® Check Card
No monthly minimum balance requirement
Monthly statements
Checks optional-printing fee varies according to style of checks ordered
Free online account access
The interest rate for all variable rate accounts may change after the account is opened. Account fees could reduce earnings on an account.
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