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PremierBank Health Savings Account

Health Savings Accounts, also known as HSAs, can help you take greater control over your healthcare costs. They allow you to save money that can be used to help cover qualified out-of-pocket health costs while also gaining tax benefits.

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How Does An HSA Work?

  • Insurance Acquisition

    HSAs work with High Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs), which are health plans with high deductibles, but generally low premiums.

  • Savings

    The money you save on premiums, as well as other qualified contributions, is deposited, tax-free, into the account.

  • Distribution

    You may receive a tax-free distribution at any time to pay for qualified medical expenses.

  • Growth

    The money in your account will continue to earn interest over time and can be withdrawn for any reason at the age of 65.

HSA Contribution Guidelines

For the 2024 tax year, singles can contribute up to $4,150 and those with family coverage can contribute up to $8,300. Those over 55 can contribute and additional $1,000. You can have multiple HSAs, but the total contributed must not be greater than the limits above. Multiple HSAs can be rolled into one, in which case the contribution limits no longer apply.

Contributions can come from the insureds or their employers. Once-in-a-lifetime rollovers from a Traditional or Roth IRA are also allowed, but within the standard contribution limits.

There is no minimum contribution, and you do not have to contribute every year.

$4,150

individual contribution limit

$8,300

family contribution limit

$1,000

55+ additional contribution

HSA Tax Implications

You do not pay taxes on earnings in an HSA as long as they are spent on qualified medical expenses.* An HSA is the only account available that offers a tax deduction today along with a tax-free withdrawal tomorrow. Be sure to consult with your tax advisor for details.

If your employer makes contributions, they will be excluded from your income and therefore may not be deducted.

You may withdraw money at any time for non-medical purposes. Before the age of 65, a 20% penalty will be assessed to the distribution. After 65, you will pay income taxes on the amount withdrawn.

Event of Death

HSA Allocation In The Event Of Death

You should set up a beneficiary when you set up an HSA. If the beneficiary is a spouse, the HSA will be treated as your spouse's after death. If your beneficiary is someone other than a spouse, the account will no longer be an HSA and the beneficiary will be taxed based on the account's fair market value in the year of your death. If your estate is the beneficiary, the value of the account will be included on your final income tax return.

Money Market

Premier Bank Money Market Accounts

Looking for other ways to save money? A money market account is a high-interest savings account that also has the same ease of withdrawal as a checking account.

Learn More About Money Market Accounts

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